Estudo do efeito do extrato hidroglicólico de Bidens pilosa na expressão de genes relacionados à intergridade da pele
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2010-12-20
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Degelo, Giovana Caramaschi [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Para que a integridade da pele seja mantida é necessário que haja distribuição de água nas camadas epidérmica e dérmica, manutenção das propriedades de barreira da pele, além da manutenção da integridade estrutural, elasticidade e resiliência deste tecido. O objetivo deste estudo foi avaliar se o extrato de Bidens pilosa é capaz de modular a expressão dos genes AQP3, AQP9, AQP10, filagrina, involucrina, fibronectina e se este extrato é capaz de aumentar a quantidade de colágeno, elastina e GAGs. Esta avaliação foi realizada através da técnica de PCR em tempo real, utilizando culturas queratinócitos comerciais incubadas com extrato hidroglicólico de Bidens pilosa (EHBP) na concentração de 5,00 mg/ml nos tempos de 0, 3, 6 e 12 horas e em diferentes concentrações do EHBP (2,50; 5,00 e 10,00 mg/ml) para a análise de expressão dos genes da epiderme, além do p53, importante supressor tumoral. Cultura de fibroblastos foram incubados também com o extrato por 48 horas para análise do EHBP sobre a produção de colágeno, elastina e GAGs. O tratamento das culturas de queratinócitos com EHBP no tempo de 6 horas em diferentes concentrações se mostrou capaz de modular positivamente a expressão dos genes AQP3, AQP9, fibronectina e involucrina, porém não foi possível a análise da expressão gênica da AQP10 e filagrina. A expressão de p53 não foi modulada pelo tratamento com EHBP nas concentrações de 2,50 e 5,00 mg/ml, além disso, o EHBP se mostrou eficaz em aumentar a quantidade proteínas dérmicas em sobrenadante de cultura de fibroblastos. Nosso trabalho sugere que o uso do extrato hidroglicólico de Bidens pilosa pode modular positivamente a expressão dos genes relacionados à hidratação da epiderme e integridade desta camada por modular genes de expressão tardia de diferenciação de queratinócitos, e integridade, elasticidade e resiliência...
To maintaining the integrity of the skin, it is necessary water distribution on epidermis and dermis, barrier properties of the skin maintenance, in addition to structural integrity maintenance, elasticity and tissue resilience. The aim of this study was evaluate if Bidens pilosa extract can modulate AQP3, AQP9, AQP10, filaggrin, involucrin, fibronectin expression and if this extract can improve collagen, elastin and GAGs. This evaluation was performed by real time PCR, with commercial keratinocytes incubated with hydroglycolic extract of Bidens pilosa (EHBP) at 5.0 mg/ml in times of 3, 6 e 12 hours and at different concentrations of EHBP (2.50, 5.00 and 10.00 mg/ml) to epidermal genes expression analyze, in addition to p53, a important tumor suppressor. Fibroblasts culture were also incubated with the extract for 48 hours to access the effect of EHBP on collagen, elastin and GAGs production. The culture keratinocytes treatment with EHBP with 6 hours of incubation with different concentrations of extract was capable to up-regulates AQP3, AQP9, fibronectina and involucrin gene expression, but it was not possible AQP10 and filaggrin gene expression analysis. The expression of p53 was not modulated by 2.50 and 5.00 mg/ml concentrations of EHBP, moreover, EHBP can increase dermal proteins amounts in fibroblasts culture supernatants. Our observation suggests that hydroglycolic extract of Bidens pilosa can modulate positively the expression of genes related with epidermal hydration and integrity of this layer because can modulate late expression on keratinocytes differentiation genes, and integrity, elasticity and resilience of skin by increasing amounts of dermal proteins and is unable to modulate p53 expression, suggesting absence of short-term correlation, between EHBP and cancer. Moreover, the lack of expression results to AQP10 puts in doubt the presence of this aquaglyceroporin... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
To maintaining the integrity of the skin, it is necessary water distribution on epidermis and dermis, barrier properties of the skin maintenance, in addition to structural integrity maintenance, elasticity and tissue resilience. The aim of this study was evaluate if Bidens pilosa extract can modulate AQP3, AQP9, AQP10, filaggrin, involucrin, fibronectin expression and if this extract can improve collagen, elastin and GAGs. This evaluation was performed by real time PCR, with commercial keratinocytes incubated with hydroglycolic extract of Bidens pilosa (EHBP) at 5.0 mg/ml in times of 3, 6 e 12 hours and at different concentrations of EHBP (2.50, 5.00 and 10.00 mg/ml) to epidermal genes expression analyze, in addition to p53, a important tumor suppressor. Fibroblasts culture were also incubated with the extract for 48 hours to access the effect of EHBP on collagen, elastin and GAGs production. The culture keratinocytes treatment with EHBP with 6 hours of incubation with different concentrations of extract was capable to up-regulates AQP3, AQP9, fibronectina and involucrin gene expression, but it was not possible AQP10 and filaggrin gene expression analysis. The expression of p53 was not modulated by 2.50 and 5.00 mg/ml concentrations of EHBP, moreover, EHBP can increase dermal proteins amounts in fibroblasts culture supernatants. Our observation suggests that hydroglycolic extract of Bidens pilosa can modulate positively the expression of genes related with epidermal hydration and integrity of this layer because can modulate late expression on keratinocytes differentiation genes, and integrity, elasticity and resilience of skin by increasing amounts of dermal proteins and is unable to modulate p53 expression, suggesting absence of short-term correlation, between EHBP and cancer. Moreover, the lack of expression results to AQP10 puts in doubt the presence of this aquaglyceroporin... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
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Genética humana médica, Dermal proteins
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DEGELO, Giovana Caramaschi. Estudo do efeito do extrato hidroglicólico de Bidens pilosa na expressão de genes relacionados à intergridade da pele. 2010. 67 f. Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Instituto de Biociências de Botucatu, 2010.