EXPRESSION OF REG1Α, GAST AND TGFB1 GENES IN CONDITIONS OF STRESSINDUCED GASTRIC MUCOUS LESIONS DEVELOPMENT AND HEALING IN RATS.

A S Dranitsina, O O Morgaienko, D M Grebinyk, L I Ostapchenko
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Analysis of Reg1a gene expression in rat gastric mucosa under development and healing of stress-induced lesions was carried out. Increased expression of Reg1a was observed after 1 hour of stressor impact - 2,1 times, and achieved the maximum level expression after 3 hours of stress exposure - 3,5 times, that occurred on the background of lipid peroxidation intensification and antioxidant system dysfunction. The sharp decrease in 1,6 and 2 times of Reg1a gene expression was shown in 12 and 24 hours respectively after termination of the stressor action. Analysis of Gast gene expression did not confirm that gastrin stimulated Reg1a expression in gastric mucosa under water immersion restraint stress. The positive correlation between Reg1a and Tgfb1 genes expression was determined in the dynamics of stress-induced gastric lesions’ development and healing, which may indicate the involvement of Tgfb1 to acceleration of lesion’s healing.

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reg1Α、gast和tgfb1基因在应激诱导大鼠胃粘膜病变发生和愈合中的表达。
研究了应激性损伤发生和愈合过程中大鼠胃粘膜Reg1a基因的表达。Reg1a在应激刺激1小时(2,1次)后表达增加,在应激刺激3小时(3,5次)后表达达到最高水平,这发生在脂质过氧化增强和抗氧化系统功能障碍的背景下。Reg1a基因表达量在应激源作用终止后12小时和24小时分别急剧下降1倍、6倍和2倍。Gast基因表达分析未证实胃泌素刺激水浸约束应激下胃粘膜Reg1a表达。Reg1a和Tgfb1基因的表达在应激诱导的胃损伤的发展和愈合过程中呈正相关,这可能表明Tgfb1参与了损伤的加速愈合。
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