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Study On Effect Of Combination Of Thalidomide And As2O3 On VEGF And P-gp Expression In AML

Posted on:2009-06-18Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:H Y ZhengFull Text:PDF
GTID:2144360245990002Subject:Medicine
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Objective: To investigate the effect of thalidomide and As203 on the secretion of vascular endothelial growth factor(VEGF) and Pgp expression of the cell of AML.Methods:The patients with AML and healthy people in contrast group were analyzed. Heparin- anticoagulated blood were centrifuged to obtain plasma then conserved in -20℃fridge. The patients with AML were analyzed. Heparinized marrow was taken, and putted into Ficoll-isopaque solution to purified BMMNC.BMMNC and HL-60/VCR were both cultured in the RPMI 1640 medium, placed in 5% CO2 saturation and 37℃to proliferation.Added VCR to the medium of HL-60/VCR to sustain drug resistance. Thalidomide and As2O3 was added to substrate respectively. At the same time, a contrast group was set up. The concentration of VEGF in upper liquid and plasma was examined with enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA)and Pgp expression on cell membranes was analyzed by flow cytometry (FCM).Results : The plasma VEGF concentrations in the patients with AML were significantly higher than the levels of the control (P<0.01).After added thalidomide and As2O3 to substrate, the concentration of VEGF in upper liquid and plasma is significantly lower than the contrast group.After added thalidomide and As2O3 to substrate, Pgp expression of the cell of AML and HL60/VCR was not significantly changed.Singnificant correlation was observed between P-gp and VEGF in newly diagnosed AML cases.Conclusions:Leukemia cell can secrete VEGF self;Both thalidomide and As2O3 can inhibit the secretion of VEGF of AML and HL-60/VCR;Both thalidomide and As2O3 can not affect the Pgp expression on the cell membranes of AML and HL-60/VCR.Test of the two targets together is more effective to the judgment of prognosis in AML.
Keywords/Search Tags:vascular endothelial growth factor, Pgp, thalidomide, As2O3
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