Objective: To analyze the effect of lymphocytes on proliferation of keratinocytes in patients with psoriasis. Methods: Lymphocytes in lesion and peripheral blood were isolated and amplified, then cultured together wit...Objective: To analyze the effect of lymphocytes on proliferation of keratinocytes in patients with psoriasis. Methods: Lymphocytes in lesion and peripheral blood were isolated and amplified, then cultured together with normal keratinocytes. By MTT method, the living cells were quantified in the mixed culture. Results: Compared with normal controls, lymphocytes from lesion and peripheral blood of psoriasis both promote the proliferation of keratinocytes (P<0. 01 and P<0. 05 respectively). The concentrations of IL-2 and IFN-7 in the mixture of lesion lymphocytes and keratinocytes were significantly higher than that of controls. Tripterygium glycosides inhibited this promotion. Conclusion: Lymphocytes in patients with psoriasis (mainly Th1 cell) play an important role in proliferation of keratinocytes. This psoriasis cell model is useful for studies on signal transduction in psoriasis.展开更多
[Objective] This study aimed to research the effect of metallothionein on cell cycle, apoptosis rate and subsets distribution of lymphocytes in peripheral blood of dairy cows under heat stress, so as to perfect the re...[Objective] This study aimed to research the effect of metallothionein on cell cycle, apoptosis rate and subsets distribution of lymphocytes in peripheral blood of dairy cows under heat stress, so as to perfect the regulative mechanism re- searches of MT to anti-heat stress. [Method] Twenty lactating Chinese Holstein cows were randomly divided into four groups （A, B, C and D）, and injected with 0, 4.0, 8.0 and 12.0 mg Zn-metallothionein, respectively by intravenous route. Blood sam- ples were collected at 1＂, 16~, 31~, 46~ and 61~ day, and the dynamic changes of cell cycle, apoptosis rate and subsets distribution of lymphocytes were determined. [Result] The apoptosis rate of cells in group B and C was lower than those in group A by 26.63% （P〉0.05） and 24.84% （P〉0.05） respectively. The number of cells in the Gc/G1 phage in trial groups was increased and the number of cells in the S and GJM phages tended to decrease, but there were no significant differences （P〉 0.05）. The number of CD3~ T cell in three trial groups was greater than those in group A by 7.02% （P〉0.05）, 5.45% （P〉0.05） and 3.85% （P〉0.05） respectively, while the number of CD4~ T cell in trial groups was higher than those in control group by 31.04% （P〈0.05）, 35.68% （P〈0.05） and 39.34% （P〈0.05） respectively. The number of CD8＇ T cell and the levels of CD4＊/CD8~ in trial groups were increased observ- ably, but significant difference （P〈0.05） was observed in the levels of CD4~/CD8~ between groups A and C only. It demonstrated that exogenous Zn-metallothionein can decrease apoptosis rate, improve cell cycle and regulate subsets distribution of lymphocytes in dairy cattle in a dose-dependent manner. [Conclusion] This study will provide scientific basis for safe utilization of MT in dairy industry.展开更多
AIM： To evaluate the concomitant effects of appendec- tomy and oral tolerance on colitis.METHODS： Delayed-type hypersensitivity （DTH） was investigated at a 7-d interval after ovalbumin （OVA） ad- ministration and...AIM： To evaluate the concomitant effects of appendec- tomy and oral tolerance on colitis.METHODS： Delayed-type hypersensitivity （DTH） was investigated at a 7-d interval after ovalbumin （OVA） ad- ministration and immunization under normal and colitis conditions in appendectomized or sham-operated mice. Pathological scores for the colon were graded after in- gestion of colon-extracted protein （CEP） and induction of dextran sulfate sodium （DSS） colitis in appendecto- mized or sham-operated mice. Thereafter, Thl and Th2 in Peyer＇s patches and spleen lymphocytes were de- tected in CEP-treated and bovine serum albumin （BSA）-treated control mice.RESULTS： In appendectomized mice, DTH was not inhibited at day 7 after OVA administration and at the initial phase of DSS colitis, whereas it was inhibited at day 14 and day 21. However, in sham-operated mice, it was inhibited during the whole procedure and the onset of DSS colitis. The protective role of CEP against DSScolitis was present in sham-operated mice, with pre- dominant improvement of colonic pathological changes, while vanished in the appendectomized mice. A shift from Thl to Th2 in Peyer＇s patches resulted from a de- crease of Thl cells with the ingestion of CEP. Compared with BSA in the sham-operated group, no predominant changes were observed in the appendectomized mice.CONCLUSION： Appendectomy interferes with the pro- tective role of CEP in DSS colitis via a shift from Th2 to Thl during oral tolerance induction.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 39970684)
文摘Objective: To analyze the effect of lymphocytes on proliferation of keratinocytes in patients with psoriasis. Methods: Lymphocytes in lesion and peripheral blood were isolated and amplified, then cultured together with normal keratinocytes. By MTT method, the living cells were quantified in the mixed culture. Results: Compared with normal controls, lymphocytes from lesion and peripheral blood of psoriasis both promote the proliferation of keratinocytes (P<0. 01 and P<0. 05 respectively). The concentrations of IL-2 and IFN-7 in the mixture of lesion lymphocytes and keratinocytes were significantly higher than that of controls. Tripterygium glycosides inhibited this promotion. Conclusion: Lymphocytes in patients with psoriasis (mainly Th1 cell) play an important role in proliferation of keratinocytes. This psoriasis cell model is useful for studies on signal transduction in psoriasis.
基金Supported by grants from the National Science Foundation of China(31072053,30671516)Natural Science Foundation of Hunan Province,China(11JJ2014)Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education,Ministry of Education,China(20104320110001)
文摘[Objective] This study aimed to research the effect of metallothionein on cell cycle, apoptosis rate and subsets distribution of lymphocytes in peripheral blood of dairy cows under heat stress, so as to perfect the regulative mechanism re- searches of MT to anti-heat stress. [Method] Twenty lactating Chinese Holstein cows were randomly divided into four groups （A, B, C and D）, and injected with 0, 4.0, 8.0 and 12.0 mg Zn-metallothionein, respectively by intravenous route. Blood sam- ples were collected at 1＂, 16~, 31~, 46~ and 61~ day, and the dynamic changes of cell cycle, apoptosis rate and subsets distribution of lymphocytes were determined. [Result] The apoptosis rate of cells in group B and C was lower than those in group A by 26.63% （P〉0.05） and 24.84% （P〉0.05） respectively. The number of cells in the Gc/G1 phage in trial groups was increased and the number of cells in the S and GJM phages tended to decrease, but there were no significant differences （P〉 0.05）. The number of CD3~ T cell in three trial groups was greater than those in group A by 7.02% （P〉0.05）, 5.45% （P〉0.05） and 3.85% （P〉0.05） respectively, while the number of CD4~ T cell in trial groups was higher than those in control group by 31.04% （P〈0.05）, 35.68% （P〈0.05） and 39.34% （P〈0.05） respectively. The number of CD8＇ T cell and the levels of CD4＊/CD8~ in trial groups were increased observ- ably, but significant difference （P〈0.05） was observed in the levels of CD4~/CD8~ between groups A and C only. It demonstrated that exogenous Zn-metallothionein can decrease apoptosis rate, improve cell cycle and regulate subsets distribution of lymphocytes in dairy cattle in a dose-dependent manner. [Conclusion] This study will provide scientific basis for safe utilization of MT in dairy industry.
基金Supported by Natural Science Foundation of Zhejiang Province,Y2080145
文摘AIM： To evaluate the concomitant effects of appendec- tomy and oral tolerance on colitis.METHODS： Delayed-type hypersensitivity （DTH） was investigated at a 7-d interval after ovalbumin （OVA） ad- ministration and immunization under normal and colitis conditions in appendectomized or sham-operated mice. Pathological scores for the colon were graded after in- gestion of colon-extracted protein （CEP） and induction of dextran sulfate sodium （DSS） colitis in appendecto- mized or sham-operated mice. Thereafter, Thl and Th2 in Peyer＇s patches and spleen lymphocytes were de- tected in CEP-treated and bovine serum albumin （BSA）-treated control mice.RESULTS： In appendectomized mice, DTH was not inhibited at day 7 after OVA administration and at the initial phase of DSS colitis, whereas it was inhibited at day 14 and day 21. However, in sham-operated mice, it was inhibited during the whole procedure and the onset of DSS colitis. The protective role of CEP against DSScolitis was present in sham-operated mice, with pre- dominant improvement of colonic pathological changes, while vanished in the appendectomized mice. A shift from Thl to Th2 in Peyer＇s patches resulted from a de- crease of Thl cells with the ingestion of CEP. Compared with BSA in the sham-operated group, no predominant changes were observed in the appendectomized mice.CONCLUSION： Appendectomy interferes with the pro- tective role of CEP in DSS colitis via a shift from Th2 to Thl during oral tolerance induction.
