Experimental Study And Mechanism Of Reversal Of Multidrug Resistance By Salinomycin In Human Bladder Cancer Cells BIU-87/ADM | | Posted on:2013-01-27 | Degree:Master | Type:Thesis | | Country:China | Candidate:B Li | Full Text:PDF | | GTID:2234330362968886 | Subject:Surgery | | Abstract/Summary: | | | ã€Objective】: To explore the effect of Salinomycin and Doxorubicin on the growth ofBladder cancer cell lines BIU-7/ADM in vitro, and the probable mechanism.ã€Methods】: Human bladder cancer cell line, BIU一87/ADM were interfered withdifferent concentrations of Salinomycin (0.1μMã€1μMã€5μMã€10μM)andDoxorubicin (10μg/ml)in vitro,the cell growth activity was detected withCell Counting Kit-8method。Cell cycle and cell apoptosis changes weremeasured by means of flow cytometry (FCM),The expressional level in cellmembrane of p-gp was examined by immunocytochemistry. Finally, Theresults were analysised by Using SPSS18.0,groups all using Factorialanalysis and One-Way ANOVA。ã€Results】: Salinomycin and Doxorubicin significantly inhibited the proliferation ona time and dose-dependent manner(P<0.05). when administered in moderateand higher concentration, Salinomycin combined with Doxorubicindemonstrated synergic effect. FCM showed that the cells were blocked at G0/G1phase by salinomycin and The Salinomycin combined with Doxorubicingroup significantly induced apoptosis contrast with that of the other groupP<0.05);immunocytochemistry showed that the P-gp expression wassuppressed with Salinomycin. ã€Conclusion】: Salinomycin and Doxorubicin could inhabit the growth activity ofbladder cancer lines BIU一87/ADM in vitro.Salinomycin can arrest cancercells in G0/G1phase,induce cells apoptosis,surpress the expression of P-gpin cell membrane,Those are the probable mechanism that Salinomycinsensitizes cancer cells to the effects of doxorubicin. therefore, Salinomycinconbined Doxorubicin may provide a kind of new method in the treatment ofMultidrug resistance of bladder cancer.... | | Keywords/Search Tags: | bladder cancer, Salinomycin, Doxorubicin, Cell cycle, apoptosis, Multidrug resistance, p-gp | | Related items |
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