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Journal of Jilin University(Medicine Edition) ; (6)2006.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-589986

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Objective To detect the effects of pancreatic kininogenase on the expression of TGF-?1 and collagen remodeling in myocardiom of spontaneously hypertensive rats(SHR).Methods Twenty-four male SHR(aged fifteen weeks)were randomly divided into three groups:SHR group,pancreatic kininogenase group and captopril group(n=8),8 male Wistar Kyoto rats with normol blood pressure was considered as control group.Pancreatic kininogenase was given by peritoneal injection(7.2 U? kg-1? d-1),captopril was given by intragastric administration(10 mg? kg-1? d-1),the rats in SHR group and control group were administered with 0.9% NaCl(2 mL ? kg-1? d-1)through peritoneal injection.After four-week experiment,the pressure was measured in rats througth carotid artery,the rats were sacrificed and left ventricular mass index,collagen volume fraction,peripheral vascular collagen area were measured.Myocardial tissue was stained with VG and pathological changes were observed.The expression of TGF-?1 were detected by immunohistochemical technique(SP method).Results The systolic blood pressure,left ventricular mass index,collagen volume fraction,peripheral vascular collagen area and the expression level of TGF-?1 in SHR group were obviously higher than those in control group(P0.05).Conclusion Pancreatic kininogenase can obviously control pressure and reverse myocardial fibrosis probably by decreasing the expression of TGF-?1 in SHR.

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Chinese Journal of Hypertension ; (12)2006.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-587836

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Objective To investigate the effect of pancreatic kininogenase on the expression of matrix metalloproteinases-2 2(MMP-2), transfer growth factor-?_ 1 (TGF-?_ 1 ) and ventriculer remodeling in spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHR). Methods Twenty-four male 15 weeks SHR were randomly divided into three groups: SHR group, pancreatic kininogenase treatment group(PK: 7.2 U/kg?d), captopril treatment group(Cap: 10 mg/kg?d)(n=8 in each), 8 Wister Kyoto were served as control. After four weeks, blood pressure were measured througth carotid artery catherization. Myocardial tissue was stained with VG and pathological changes were studied. MMP-2, TGF-?_ 1 were determined by immunohisto-chemical technique(SP method). Results In pancreatic kininogenase treated SHR, SBP(183?12 vs SHR: 234?23)mm Hg, LVMI(2.89?0.15 vs SHR: 3.06?0.18)mg/g, CVF(0.17?0.03 vs SHR: 0.26?0.05)%, PVCA(0.57?0.26 vs SHR: 0.99?0.47)% and expression of MMP-2, TGF-?_ 1 in SHR were significantly improved (P

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Journal of Jilin University(Medicine Edition) ; (6)2006.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-587429

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Objective To investigate the effects of pancreatic kininogenase on pressure,myocardical fibrosis and serum nitric oxide (NO) level in spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHR). Methods Twenty-four (fifteen weeks) male SHR were randomly divided into three groups:SHR group,pancreatic kininogenase group and captopril group(n=8 ),8 male Wistar kyoto rats with normal blood pressure were considered as control group. Pancreatic kininogenase was given by peritoneal injection (7.2 U?kg~ -1 ?d~ -1 ), captopril was given by intragastric administration(10 mg?kg~ -1 ?d~ -1 ), the rats in SHR group and rats with normol blood pressure in control group were treated with 0.9% NaCl(2 mL?kg~ -1 ?d~ -1 )administered through peritoneal injection. After four-week experiment, the pressure was measured in rats througth carotid artery,then the rats were sacrificed , and LVMI,CVF,PVCA and serum NO level were measured. Results In SHR group, SBP,LVMI,CVF and PVCA were higher, serum NO level was decreased obviously than those in control group (P0.05). Conclusion Pancreatic kininogenase can obviously reduce the blood pressure and reverse myocardial fibrosis,its mechanism may be concerned with the increasing of NO level in SHR.

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