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Aim To define the effect of genistein (GST) on ceruloplasmin (CP) expression in cerebral cortex of focal cerebral ischemia male rats.Methods The effect of GST on CP expression were investigated by means of immunohistochemistry and Western blot in cerebral cortex of focal cerebral ischemia male rats.Results The expression of CP was time coursed during brain ischemia. According to the sham group,CP expression decreased in 6 h-,12 h-and 24 h-ischemia groups,and then increased gradually in 48 h-and 72 h-ischemia rats. GST weakened the ischemia-induced CP change.Pretreatment with an antiestrogen tamoxifen (TAM) could completely abolish the effect of GST.Conclusion The present results indicate that GST may inhibit the time coursed expression changes of CP and then provide neuroprotective effects by inhibiting iron related oxidative stress during brain ischemia via estrogen receptor.
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The P53,Rb,nm23,C-berB-2 genes of testicular tissues were assayed with immunohistochemical method in 30 hereditary cryptorchids.The results indicate that nm23 of 4 cases and C-berB-2 of 2 cases were positively stained in 30 cases,and one of the 6 cases was both positively stained in an abdominal undescended testis.The findings suggest that aberrantion of nm23,C-berB-2 genes is associated with testicular neoplasms of retained testis,specifically abdominal undescended testis has trend to variation of correlative oncogenes of testicular tissues.