Ginsenoside Rg3 alleviates brain damage caused by chlorpyrifos exposure by targeting and regulating the microbial - gut - brain axis
Silu Liu,
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Yang Yang,
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Ying Zong
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et al.
Phytomedicine,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
143, P. 156838 - 156838
Published: May 10, 2025
Language: Английский
Potential Common Mechanisms of Cytotoxicity Induced by Organophosphorus Pesticides via NLRP3 Inflammasome Activation
GeoHealth,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
8(4)
Published: April 1, 2024
Abstract
The
Multi‐Threat
Medical
Countermeasure
(MTMC)
technique
is
crucial
for
developing
common
biochemical
signaling
pathways,
molecular
mediators,
and
cellular
processes.
This
study
revealed
that
the
Nod‐like
receptor
3
(NLRP3)
inflammasome
pathway
may
be
a
significant
contributor
to
cytotoxicity
induced
by
various
organophosphorus
pesticides
(OPPs).
demonstrated
exposure
six
different
types
of
OPPs
(paraoxon,
dichlorvos,
fenthion,
dipterex,
dibrom,
dimethoate)
led
in
BV2
cells,
which
was
accompanied
increased
expression
NLRP3
complexes
(NLRP3,
ASC,
Caspase‐1)
downstream
inflammatory
cytokines
(IL‐1β,
IL‐18),
order
dichlorvos
>
dipterex
dibrom
paraoxon
fenthion
dimethoate,
based
on
IC
50
values
274,
410,
551,
585,
2,158,
1,527,566
μM,
respectively.
findings
suggest
targeting
could
potential
approach
broad‐spectrum
antitoxic
drugs
combat
multi‐OPPs‐induced
toxicity.
Moreover,
inhibition
efficiently
protected
cells
against
these
OPPs,
NLRP3,
Caspase‐1,
IL‐1β,
IL‐18
decreased
accordingly.
affinity
dimethoate
(fenthion
dipterex)
K
D
89.8,
325,
1,460,
2,690
Furthermore,
mechanism
NLRP3‐OPPs
clarified
presence
toxicity
effector
groups
(benzene
ring,
nitrogen/oxygen‐containing
functional
group);
=O,
‐O‐,
or
=S
(active)
groups;
combination
residues
(Gly271,
Asp272).
finding
provided
valuable
insights
into
exploring
mechanisms
multiple
threats
effective
therapeutic
strategies
prevent
poisoning.
Language: Английский
Effect of Fluorine Atoms and Piperazine Rings on Biotoxicity of Norfloxacin Analogues: Combined Experimental and Theoretical Study
Chuanxi Yang,
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Xiaoning Wang,
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Xinyan Zhao
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et al.
Environment & Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2(12), P. 886 - 901
Published: Aug. 22, 2024
To
clarify
the
effect
of
fluorine
atom
and
piperazine
ring
on
norfloxacin
(NOR),
NOR
degradation
products
(NOR-DPs,
P1–P8)
were
generated
via
UV
combined
with
hydrogen
peroxide
(UV/H2O2)
technology.
did
not
significantly
affect
cytotoxicity
against
BV2,
A549,
HepG2,
Vero
E6
cells.
Compared
that
NOR,
mutagenicity
median
lethal
concentration
P1–P8
in
fathead
minnow
increased,
bioaccumulation
factor
oral
dose
rats
decreased.
Molecular
docking
was
used
to
evaluate
inhibitory
DNA
gyrase
A
(gyrA)
NOR-DPs
determine
molecular-level
mechanism
establish
structure–activity
relationship.
Results
indicated
most
common
amino
acid
residues
Ile13,
Ser27,
Val28,
Gly31,
Asp36,
Arg46,
Arg47,
Asp157,
Gly340;
bonds
hydrophobic
interactions
played
key
roles
effect.
Binding
area
(BA)
decreased
from
350.80
Å2
(NOR)
346.21
(P1),
absolute
value
binding
energy
(|BE|)
changed
2.53
kcal/mol
2.54
indicating
mainly
affects
BA.
The
clearly
influenced
BA
|BE|.
"Yang
ChuanXi
Rules"
explain
effects
molecular
weight
(MW),
BA,
|BE|,
sum
η1
+
η2
(η1:
normalization
η2:
|BE|)
predict
biotoxicity
based
half-maximum
(IC50),
half-minimal
(MIC50),
bactericidal
(MBC50)
values.
Language: Английский