Objective To study the effect of the serum derived from the rats treated with electroacupunctre at Stomach Meridian acupoints on the EGFR signal transduction pathway in gastric mucosal cells. Methods Sixty rats were r...Objective To study the effect of the serum derived from the rats treated with electroacupunctre at Stomach Meridian acupoints on the EGFR signal transduction pathway in gastric mucosal cells. Methods Sixty rats were randomly divided into 5 groups： model group, Stomach （ST） Meridian group, Gallbladder （GB） Meridian group, ST＋ PD153035 group and GB＋ PD153035 group. Water-immersion and restrained stress method was adopted for preparation of the stress-induced gastric ulcer rat model, and the gastric mucosa cells were separated by using pronase digestion method. Gastric mucosa cells were incubated respectively with PD153035, EGFR inhibitor and the serum; PLCγ-1＇s expression level in gastric mucosa cells was tested by enzyme-linked immunosorbant assay （ELISA）, and PKC activity by isotope mingling method; and reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction assay （RT-PCR） was used for testing expression level of c-myc gene. Results The expression levels of PLCγ-1 ,PKC and c- myc gene were lower in gastric mucosa cells in the model group; there were relatively high expression levels of PLCγ-1 ,PKC and c-myc gene in the ST Meridian group and the GB Meridian group, with the highest expression levels of PLCγ-1 ,PKC and c-myc gene in the ST Meridian, and with a significant difference between the ST Meridian group and the GB Meridian group （P〈0.01 ） ; and relative lower expression levels of PLCγ-1, PKC and c-myc gene were seen in the ST ＋ PD153035 group and the GB ＋ PD153035 group; and there was a significant difference between the ST Meridian group and the ST ＋ PD153035 group （P〈0.01）. Conclusion There was a close correlation between the healing effect of electroacupuncture and activation of the EGFR signal transduction pathway in the impaired gastric mucosa cells, which was also one proof for the TCM theory： ＂There is relative specificity between the meridians and viscera＂.展开更多
基金Supported by the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangxi Province (No :2008 GZY0022)the Technology Plan of Jiangxi Provincial Department of Education (No :GJJ09280)
文摘Objective To study the effect of the serum derived from the rats treated with electroacupunctre at Stomach Meridian acupoints on the EGFR signal transduction pathway in gastric mucosal cells. Methods Sixty rats were randomly divided into 5 groups： model group, Stomach （ST） Meridian group, Gallbladder （GB） Meridian group, ST＋ PD153035 group and GB＋ PD153035 group. Water-immersion and restrained stress method was adopted for preparation of the stress-induced gastric ulcer rat model, and the gastric mucosa cells were separated by using pronase digestion method. Gastric mucosa cells were incubated respectively with PD153035, EGFR inhibitor and the serum; PLCγ-1＇s expression level in gastric mucosa cells was tested by enzyme-linked immunosorbant assay （ELISA）, and PKC activity by isotope mingling method; and reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction assay （RT-PCR） was used for testing expression level of c-myc gene. Results The expression levels of PLCγ-1 ,PKC and c- myc gene were lower in gastric mucosa cells in the model group; there were relatively high expression levels of PLCγ-1 ,PKC and c-myc gene in the ST Meridian group and the GB Meridian group, with the highest expression levels of PLCγ-1 ,PKC and c-myc gene in the ST Meridian, and with a significant difference between the ST Meridian group and the GB Meridian group （P〈0.01 ） ; and relative lower expression levels of PLCγ-1, PKC and c-myc gene were seen in the ST ＋ PD153035 group and the GB ＋ PD153035 group; and there was a significant difference between the ST Meridian group and the ST ＋ PD153035 group （P〈0.01）. Conclusion There was a close correlation between the healing effect of electroacupuncture and activation of the EGFR signal transduction pathway in the impaired gastric mucosa cells, which was also one proof for the TCM theory： ＂There is relative specificity between the meridians and viscera＂.
