[Objective] To investigate the effect of quercetin on the proliferation and mitochondrial transmembrane potential of CBRH-7919 cells. [Method] The CBRH-7919 cells of hepatocarcinoma were cultured in vitro. After treat...[Objective] To investigate the effect of quercetin on the proliferation and mitochondrial transmembrane potential of CBRH-7919 cells. [Method] The CBRH-7919 cells of hepatocarcinoma were cultured in vitro. After treated with different concentrations of quercetin, the OD405 nm of CBRH-7919 cells was detected by using the acid phosphatase assy （APA）; morphologic changes of the cells were observed under inverted microscope; the mitochondrial transmembrane potential （△ψm） intensity changes of CBRH-7919 cells were analyzed by flow cytometry after stained with Rhodamine 123. [Result] Quercetin inhibited the proliferation of CBRH-7919 cells significantly, and the growth inhibitory effect presented time- and dose-dependent relationship. Typical decrease of cell density was observed by optical microscopy on the quercetin-treated cells. With the effect of 10 μg/ml quercetin on CBRH-7919 cells for 12, 24 and 48 h, the percentage of Rhodamine 123 stained hypofluorescence cells increased, while the mitochondrial transmembrane potential（△ψm） intensity of CBRH-7919 cells decreased. [Conclusion] Quercetin could inhibit the proliferation of CBRH-7919 cells in vitro, causing the decrease in mitochondrial transmembrane potential.展开更多
For finding valuable systematic characters, leaf epidermis of 77 taxa, representing 12 sections of the genus Clematis and three related genera in the Ranunculaceae, were examined mainly by means of light microscop...For finding valuable systematic characters, leaf epidermis of 77 taxa, representing 12 sections of the genus Clematis and three related genera in the Ranunculaceae, were examined mainly by means of light microscopy (LM), and partially by scanning electron microscopy (SEM). It was shown that the leaf epidermal cells were usually irregular or polygonal in shape. The patterns of anticlinal walls were straight, arched or undulate. The stomatal apparatus is anomocytic and exists in abaxial epidermis of all species, and in the adaxial epidermis of some species. Under SEM observation, the leaf epidermis was often striated, seldom nearly smooth, and often with flakes attached. Evidence from leaf epidermis serves as a criterion for distinguishing the subsections in sect. Meclatis (Spach) Tamura and in sect. Fruticella Tamura. The results also support that there are several separate evolutionary processes in the genus Clematis .展开更多
基金Supported by the Natural Science Foundation of Shandong Province(ZR2011CM021)the Science and Technology Plan of Binzhou Medical University(BY2010KJ087)~~
文摘[Objective] To investigate the effect of quercetin on the proliferation and mitochondrial transmembrane potential of CBRH-7919 cells. [Method] The CBRH-7919 cells of hepatocarcinoma were cultured in vitro. After treated with different concentrations of quercetin, the OD405 nm of CBRH-7919 cells was detected by using the acid phosphatase assy （APA）; morphologic changes of the cells were observed under inverted microscope; the mitochondrial transmembrane potential （△ψm） intensity changes of CBRH-7919 cells were analyzed by flow cytometry after stained with Rhodamine 123. [Result] Quercetin inhibited the proliferation of CBRH-7919 cells significantly, and the growth inhibitory effect presented time- and dose-dependent relationship. Typical decrease of cell density was observed by optical microscopy on the quercetin-treated cells. With the effect of 10 μg/ml quercetin on CBRH-7919 cells for 12, 24 and 48 h, the percentage of Rhodamine 123 stained hypofluorescence cells increased, while the mitochondrial transmembrane potential（△ψm） intensity of CBRH-7919 cells decreased. [Conclusion] Quercetin could inhibit the proliferation of CBRH-7919 cells in vitro, causing the decrease in mitochondrial transmembrane potential.
文摘For finding valuable systematic characters, leaf epidermis of 77 taxa, representing 12 sections of the genus Clematis and three related genera in the Ranunculaceae, were examined mainly by means of light microscopy (LM), and partially by scanning electron microscopy (SEM). It was shown that the leaf epidermal cells were usually irregular or polygonal in shape. The patterns of anticlinal walls were straight, arched or undulate. The stomatal apparatus is anomocytic and exists in abaxial epidermis of all species, and in the adaxial epidermis of some species. Under SEM observation, the leaf epidermis was often striated, seldom nearly smooth, and often with flakes attached. Evidence from leaf epidermis serves as a criterion for distinguishing the subsections in sect. Meclatis (Spach) Tamura and in sect. Fruticella Tamura. The results also support that there are several separate evolutionary processes in the genus Clematis .
