Burns & Trauma,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Abstract
Background
Radiation
ulcers
are
a
common
and
severe
injury
after
uncontrolled
exposure
to
ionizing
radiation.
The
most
important
feature
of
radiation
is
progressive
ulceration,
which
results
in
the
expansion
nonirradiated
area
refractory
wounds.
Current
theories
cannot
explain
progression
ulcers.
Cellular
senescence
refers
as
irreversible
growth
arrest
that
occurs
stress,
contributes
tissue
dysfunction
by
inducing
paracrine
senescence,
stem
cell
chronic
inflammation.
However,
it
not
yet
clear
how
cellular
facilitates
continuous
Here,
we
aim
investigate
role
promoting
indicate
potential
therapeutic
strategy
for
Methods
ulcer
animal
models
were
established
local
40
Gy
X-ray
continuously
evaluated
>260
days.
roles
assessed
using
pathological
analysis,
molecular
detection
RNA
sequencing.
Then,
effects
conditioned
medium
from
human
umbilical
cord
mesenchymal
cells
(uMSC-CM)
investigated
models.
Results
with
features
clinical
patients
primary
mechanisms
responsible
We
have
characterized
being
closely
associated
found
exogenous
transplantation
senescent
significantly
aggravated
them.
Mechanistic
studies
sequencing
suggested
radiation-induced
secretions
facilitating
Finally,
uMSC-CM
was
effective
mitigating
inhibiting
senescence.
Conclusions
Our
findings
only
characterize
but
also
their
treatment.
Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
109, P. 293 - 303
Published: Nov. 3, 2018
Radiotherapy
is
one
of
the
most
relevant
treatment
modalities
for
various
types
malignancies.
However,
it
causes
premature
ovarian
failure
(POF)
and
subsequent
infertility
in
women
reproductive
age;
hence
urging
development
effective
radioprotective
agents.
Chrysin,
a
natural
flavone,
possesses
several
pharmacological
activities
owing
to
its
antioxidant,
anti-inflammatory
anti-apoptotic
properties.
Therefore,
aim
this
study
was
investigate
efficacy
chrysin
limiting
γ-radiation-mediated
POF
elucidate
underlying
molecular
mechanisms.
Immature
female
Sprague-Dawley
rats
were
subjected
single
dose
γ-radiation
(3.2
Gy)
and/or
treated
with
(50
mg/kg)
once
daily
two
weeks
before
three
days
post-irradiation.
Chrysin
prevented
radiation-induced
dysfunction
by
restoring
estradiol
levels,
preserving
normal
histoarchitecture
combating
follicular
loss.
Eelectron
microscopic
analysis
showed
that
disruption
ultrastructure
components
due
radiation
exposure
hampered
administration.
Mechanistically,
chrsyin
able
reduce
levels
inflammatory
markers
NF-κB,
TNF-α,
iNOS
COX-2
damage.
also
exhibited
potent
effects
against
cell
death
downregulating
expression
cytochrome
c
caspase
3.
Radiation
obviously
induced
upregulation
TGF-β
protein
phospholyration
activation
downstream
mitogen-activated
kinases
(MAPKs);
p38
JNK.
Notably,
administration
successfully
counteracted
these
effects.
These
findings
revealed
may
be
beneficial
ameliorating
POF,
predominantly
via
TGF-β/MAPK
signaling
pathways
leading
subsequently
hindering
apoptotic
signal
transduction
implicated
POF.
Journal of Cellular and Molecular Medicine,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
24(14), P. 8057 - 8068
Published: May 28, 2020
Hypertension
is
the
key
factor
for
development
of
cardiac
fibrosis
and
diastolic
dysfunction.
Our
previous
study
showed
that
knockout
sirtuin
3
(SIRT3)
resulted
in
dysfunction
mice.
In
present
study,
we
explored
role
SIRT3
angiotensin
II
(Ang-II)-induced
pericyte-myofibroblast
transition.
NG2
tracing
reporter
NG2-DsRed
mouse
was
crossed
with
wild-type
(WT)
mice
SIRT3KO
Cardiac
function,
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS)
were
measured.
Mice
infused
Ang-II
28
days
a
significant
reduction
expression
hearts.
Knockout
sensitized
Ang-II-induced
elevation
isovolumic
relaxation
time
(IVRT)
ejection
fraction
(EF)
fractional
shortening
(FS).
fibrosis,
capillary
rarefaction
hypertrophy
further
enhanced
by
SIRT3.
pericyte
had
significantly
increased
number
heart.
increase
pericytes.
To
examine
pericyte-myofibroblast/fibroblast
transition,
DsRed
pericytes
co-stained
FSP-1
α-SMA.
infusion
led
to
numbers
DsRed+
/FSP-1+
/α-SMA+
cells,
while
developed
addition,
promoted
NADPH
oxidase-derived
ROS
formation
together
transforming
growth
beta
1
(TGF-β1).
We
concluded
induced
partly
mechanisms
involving
SIRT3-mediated
transition
ROS-TGF-β1
pathway.
Molecular Medicine Reports,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
25(5)
Published: March 23, 2022
Aspirin
reduces
the
liver
fibrosis
index
and
inflammation
in
patients
rats.
However,
specific
mechanism
underlying
effects
of
aspirin
are
yet
to
be
elucidated.
The
present
study
aimed
investigate
on
thioacetamide
(TAA)‑induced
rats
hepatic
stellate
cells
(HSCs)
via
TGF‑β1/Smad
signaling
pathway.
Liver
was
induced
Sprague
Dawley
by
intraperitoneal
injection
200
mg/kg
TAA
twice
weekly
for
8
weeks.
(30
mg/kg)
administered
gavage
once
every
morning
over
a
period
Masson's
trichrome
H&E
staining
were
used
detect
analyze
pathological
changes
tissues.
Western
blot
analysis
immunohistochemistry
applied
determine
protein
expression
levels
α‑smooth
muscle
actin
(α‑SMA),
collagen
I,
TGF‑β1,
phosphorylated
(p)‑Smad2
p‑Smad3.
In
addition,
reverse
transcription‑quantitative
PCR
performed
mRNA
α‑SMA,
type
I
α
1
chain
(COL1A1)
TGF‑β1.
results
demonstrated
that
treatment
with
significantly
reduced
serum
alanine
aminotransferase,
aspartate
aminotransferase
hydroxyproline
+
compared
group.
rat
model,
tissues
improved
following
aspirin.
Similarly,
marked
decrease
observed
p‑Smad2
Furthermore,
administration
decreased
COL1A1
HSCs
treated
different
concentrations
(10,
20
40
mmol/l),
p‑Smad3
dose‑dependent
manner.
Overall,
showed
attenuated
production
suppressing
pathway,
thus
revealing
potential
fibrosis.
Burns & Trauma,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Abstract
Background
Radiation
ulcers
are
a
common
and
severe
injury
after
uncontrolled
exposure
to
ionizing
radiation.
The
most
important
feature
of
radiation
is
progressive
ulceration,
which
results
in
the
expansion
nonirradiated
area
refractory
wounds.
Current
theories
cannot
explain
progression
ulcers.
Cellular
senescence
refers
as
irreversible
growth
arrest
that
occurs
stress,
contributes
tissue
dysfunction
by
inducing
paracrine
senescence,
stem
cell
chronic
inflammation.
However,
it
not
yet
clear
how
cellular
facilitates
continuous
Here,
we
aim
investigate
role
promoting
indicate
potential
therapeutic
strategy
for
Methods
ulcer
animal
models
were
established
local
40
Gy
X-ray
continuously
evaluated
>260
days.
roles
assessed
using
pathological
analysis,
molecular
detection
RNA
sequencing.
Then,
effects
conditioned
medium
from
human
umbilical
cord
mesenchymal
cells
(uMSC-CM)
investigated
models.
Results
with
features
clinical
patients
primary
mechanisms
responsible
We
have
characterized
being
closely
associated
found
exogenous
transplantation
senescent
significantly
aggravated
them.
Mechanistic
studies
sequencing
suggested
radiation-induced
secretions
facilitating
Finally,
uMSC-CM
was
effective
mitigating
inhibiting
senescence.
Conclusions
Our
findings
only
characterize
but
also
their
treatment.