Sun MY, Xie M, Yi LY, Zhang N, Wang SY, Niu FL, Zhu LQ, Wang SR. Effects of different herb compatibilities of XCHT on a hepatocytic injury model induced by CCl
4in vitro.
Shijie Huaren Xiaohua Zazhi 2004;
12:1889-1893. [DOI:
10.11569/wcjd.v12.i8.1889]
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Abstract
AIM: To explore the effects of drug-contained serum of different herb compatibilities of Xiao Chaihu Tang (XCHT) on a hepatocytic injury model.
METHODS: The hepatocytic injury model was induced by CCl4 (10 mmoL/L-1), The injured hepatocytes were incubated with CCl4 and drug-contained serum of different herb compatibilities of XCHT for 24 h. The cells were observed under microscope with Giemsa and TUNEL staining. The apoptosis rate was measured by flow cytometry.
RESULTS: Different herb compatibilities of XCHT could improve the hepatocytic proliferation rate, which was injured by CCl4 significantly (1.22±1.00, 1.11±0.09, 1.12±0.18, 1.10±0.08, vs 0.78±0.07, P < 0.01), decrease ALT concentration in cell culture solution (948±162,748±278, 1 081±226, 1 148±163, vs 2 110±377, P < 0.01). There were obvious necrosis and apoptosis in the model group cell observed under the convert microscope and Giemsa and TUNEL staining. CCl4 induced the apoptosis of cells in model group (2.9 467±1.0 007 vs 16.3 175±4.5 358, P < 0.01). The original recipe of XCHT group (G), bupleurum root-scutellaria root group (A) resisted the apoptosis induced by CCl4 (4.2 117±2.3 733, 6.4 800±2.4 052, 5.6 200±2.0 573, 4.6 440±0.8 825, vs 16.3 175±4.5 358, P < 0.01).
CONCLUSION: Drug-contained serum of different herb compatibilities of XCHT can protect hepatocytic injury induced by CCl4in vitro. There are obvious apoptosis and necrosis when CCl4 injures the hepatocyte. The different herb compatibilities of XCHT are of the effects of resisting hepatocytic apoptosis induced by CCl4.
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