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All-trans Retinoic Acid Protects Mice Against Dextran Sulfate Sodium Induced Colitis

Posted on:2014-06-16Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:K HongFull Text:PDF
GTID:2254330425458350Subject:Internal Medicine
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Objictive:Explore the effect of All-trans retinoic acid (ATRA) on dextran sulfate sodium(DSS) induced murine colitis.Methord:The mice were randomly divided into4groups: control, DSS, DSS+ATRA,DSS+LE135. The mice in groups DSS, DSS+ATRA, DSS+LE135were fed with3%DSS(w/v) solution from day1to day8to induce colitis. The group of DSS+ATRAand DSS+LE135were given of ATRA0.5mg/day, LE1350.1mg/day intraperitonealinjection respectively since day3. Disease activity index (DAI) was recorded daily.The expressions of CD68, NF-κB p65, MPO activity, and TNF level in inflamedcolon of each group were measured.Results:1. The DAI of DSS+ATRA(4.63±2.20) is lower than DSS and DSS+LE135(p<0.05);The DAI of group control is0.2. The histological score of group DSS+ATRA(7.63±1.19) is lower than groupDSS (10.13±1.36)and DSS+LE135(10.38±1.30)(p<0.05), while higher thancontrol(0.25±0.463)(p<0.05).3. The MPO activity in colonic tissue of group DSS+ATRA(7.88±0.68)is lowerthan group DSS(11.36±0.96) and DSS+LE135(12.65±0.77)(p<0.05), higher thancontrol group(3.52±0.58)(p<0.05)。4. The levels of TNF in colonic tissue of group DSS+ATRA(178.63±39.37) islower than group DSS(316.67±43.68) and DSS+LE135(362.45±62.75)(p<0.05)。5. The number of CD68positive cells in lamina propria of group DSS+ATRA issignificantly lower than the DSS group and DSS+LE135(p<0.05), higher thancontrol group(p<0.05).6. The number of NF-kB positive cells in lamina propria of DSS+ATRA issignificantly lower than the DSS group and DSS+LE135(p<0.05), higher than control group(p<0.05).Conclusion:1. ATRA protects against DSS-induced murine colitis, through inhibiting laminapropria immune cell activation and infiltration of macrophage into colon tissue.
Keywords/Search Tags:Retinoic acid, IBD, Macrophages, CD68
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