Effect of Niaogan Decoction on expulsion of uropathogenic Escheriehia coli from human bladder epithelial cells / 中成药
Chinese Traditional Patent Medicine
; (12): 2469-2474, 2017.
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AIM To observe the effects of Niaogan Decoction (Portulacae Herba,Taraxaci Herba) on expulsion of uropathogenic Escheriehia coli (UPEC) from human bladder epithelial cells and to explore its mechanism.METHODS After HTB-9 was infected with UPEC,drug urine exocytosed the UPEC invaded into urinary bladder epithelial cell were observed.With molecular biology technology,the mechanism of key factors to TLR4/cAMP signal pathway such as Toll-like receptor 4 (TLR4),adeuylate cyclase 3 (AC3),cyclic adenosine monophosphate (cAMP),protien kinase A (PKA),Myosin Ⅶ A and Rab interacting protein (MyRIP),Rab27b and Caveolin-1 were analyzed.RESULTS Treatment with Niaogan Decoction resulted in a significant increase in UPEC exocytosis compared with the blank control high dose group.Niaogan Decoction group improved TLR4,AC3,MyRIP,Rab27b and Caveolin-1 protein expression,increased intracellular cAMP content and promoted PKA activation.CONCLUSION Niaogan Decoction has the capacity to exocytose UPEC,its mechanism may relate to TLR 4/cAMP signal pathway.
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Chinese Traditional Patent Medicine
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