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The Effects Of GLP-1 To The Activity Of Glycogen Synthase And The Study With MAPK Cell Signalling Pathway In Liver Cells

Posted on:2011-09-14Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X ZhaoFull Text:PDF
GTID:2154360308468039Subject:Internal Medicine
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Objectives1. Cultivate human liver L02 cells in vitro.2. Study on the signal transduction pathway of glucagon-like peptide -1 (GLP-1) on glycogen synthase in cultured human liver L02 cells-pathway of MAPK.3. Providing a deeper theoretical basis for the insulin-like effects in extrapancreatic tissues mediated by GLP-1, and the clinical application safety and validity of the GLP-1 related medicine.Methods1. Cultivate human liver L02 cells in vitro, then do morphological observation through inverted microscope.2. Experiment was divided into two parts: (1) PartⅠ:Check whether the effect of GLP-1 and INS to survive quantity of human liver L02 cells were cumulative through MTT. (2) PartⅡ:Verify signal transduction pathway of the GLP-1 on glycogen synthase of human liver L02 cells - MAPK pathway through Western blot examination. Experiment groups was divided into:Ctrl group, GLP-1(10nmol/l) group, GLP-1(10nmol/l)+PD (15μmol/l) group, PD group, INS(10nmol/l) group, GLP-l+INS(10nmol/l) group.3. Measure the phosphoglycogen synthase(pGS) and glycogen synthase (GS) expression through western blot.4. Determine the activity of glycogen synthase by measure the OD ratio of p-GS/GS through western blot.Results1. human liver cells were well subcultured.2. The OD values of GLP-1 group, INS group, GLP-1+INS group were significantly higher than the Ctrl group (P <0.05), and OD value of GLP-1+INS group was significantly higher than GLP-1 group and INS group.3. western blot results showed that, compared with the Ctrl group, the phospho-glycogen synthase (p-GS) expressions of the GLP-1 group and INS group decreased significantly. There are significant differences between GLP-1 group and GLP-1+PD group. Compare with the Ctrl group,GLP-1 group,INS group, the phospho-glycogen synthase (p-GS) expression of the GLP-1+ INS group decreased significantly.4. western blot results showed that, compared with the Ctrl group, the glycogen synthase (GS) expressions of the GLP-1 group and INS group increased significantly. There are significant differences between GLP-1 group and GLP-1+PD group,which showed that the MAPK inhibitor PD partly blocked the effect of GLP-1 increase the expression of GS in human liver cells. Compare with the Ctrl group,GLP-1 grop,INS group, the glycogen synthase (GS) expressions of the GLP-1+ INS group increased significantly.5. The ratio of p-GS/GS represent the activity of GS, the greater the ratio is, the lower the activity of GS. The result showed that:,compared to the Ctrl group,the activity of the GLP-1 group,INSgroup,GLP-1+INS group increased significantly (P<0.05).Compare to the GLP-1+INS group,the activity of either the GLP-1 group or the INS group is lower. (P<0.05). There is no significant difference between the PD98059 group and the Ctrl group (P>0.05). Compare to the GLP-1 group,the activity of GS in GLP-1+ PD98059 group decreased significantly. (P<0.05)Conclusion:The study showed that both GLP-1 and INS can induce human liver cell growth increased, the effect was cumulative. This study in vitro confirmed that INS and GLP-1 may act directly on human liver cells and induce the transformation from the inactived pGS to actived GS, up-regulate the expression of the glycogen synthesis, increase the activity of GS in human liver cellls to promote glycogen synthesis. MAPK inhibitor can inhibite the up-regulation effect to expression and the activity of Glycogen synthase mediated by GLP-1 in human liver cells, indicate that MAPK pathway can be important to the up-regulation with expression and activity of the Glycogen synthase mediated by GLP-1 in human liver cells.
Keywords/Search Tags:Glucagon-like peptide -1, Human liver L02 cells, Glycogen synthase, Phosphoglycogen synthase, mitogen-activated protein kinase
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