Effect of Early Environment Intervention on Expression of Neurofilament Protein in Brain of Filial Rats with Brain Injury / 实用儿科临床杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To explore the effect of early enriched environment intervention on expression of neurofilament protein (NFP) in brain and the neurobehavior of filial rats with brain injury.Methods The pregnant Wistar rats of lipopolysaccharide (LPS) group were consecutively injected intraperitoneally with LPS on the 17th and 18th day of gestation while the control group only received an injection of same dose of 9 g/L saline.All premature rats,whose gestational age was less than 22 days,were removed from both groups;While the full-term newborn rats were chosen.After delivering,the uterus and placenta were taken out immediately to examine the infection situation by HE staining.Twenty-four hours after born,the brains of the newborn rats were taken out to observed the white matter damage by HE staining.LPS group was randomly divided into 2 groupsintervention group and non-intervention group.The intervention group was treated with neonatal handling and enriched environment from postnatal 8 days,while no management was performed in control group and non-intervention group.Ethological examination was tested with hanging test,and immunohistochemical technique was used to detect the expression of NFP,when the neonatal rats were 21 days old.Results There were a large amount of neutrophilic granulocyte in the uterus and placenta in LPS-treated group; In the 1-day-old rats in LPS group,brain tissue pathology test showed diffuse white matter lucencies.The scores of hanging test in control group was the highest,the ones in non-intervention group was the lowest among the 3 groups,and there was significant difference between them (Pa