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Blood fats, dredge vessels, and protect blood vessel endothelium. It is necessary to investigate the effects of 30Kc6 on Ox-LDL-KDM5A-IN-1 induced apoptosis in HUVEC cells. The Ox-LDL led to oxidative stress-induced damage in HUVEC cells, which was regarded as an important step in the process of atherosclerosis. Therefore, prevention of the oxidative stress-induced damage in HUVEC cells is a major improvement in the prevention and treatment of atherosclerotic diseases [7,9]. HUVEC is a direct target of Ox-LDL, so Ox-LDL-induced cellapoptosis in these cells was employed to simulate oxidative stressinduced damage in this study. DNA fragmentation is a typical characteristic of cell apoptosis [17]. Therefore, the effects of 30Kc6 on Ox-LDL-induced cell viability and intracellular DNA fragmentation were explored in order to analyze the protective roles of the 30Kc6 protein. Our data demonstrated that the silkworm protein 30Kc6 prevented Ox-LDL-induced damage and apoptosis in HUVEC cells by decreasing the oxidative stress and inhibiting the activation of p38 MAP and JNK MAP kinases. The most striking question in producing proteins and peptides by silkworm bioreactor has been the oral administration of these products in recent years. Various protein and peptide drugs were used in the form of injections. However, the oral delivery of protein drugs and vaccines produced in silkworm pupa by genetic engineering has been most successful in clinical experiments and animal tests [18?0]. It is believed that only the peptides absorbed by intestinal tracts play physiological roles in traditional theory. Unfortunately, most proteins could not be absorbed by intestinal tracts and thus could not play role under various 1315463 physiological and LED-209 web pathological conditions. Therefore, oral administration is important both in theory and application. In this study, atherosclerotic rabbit models were constructed and fed with silkworm pupa containing 30Kc6 proteins. Serum proteins, aortas and liver tissues were all measured in the atherosclerotic rabbit models. Our data showed that the Bacmid-infected silkworm pupa contained a certain amount of natural 30K protein. When compared to the high-fat group, the serum biochemical indicators of rabbit model decreased to some extent after oral administration, but did not result in a statistically significant difference. However, compared with the high-fat group, the blood biochemical parameters were significantly different in case of oral administration of 30Kc6 freeze-dried silkworm pupa powder in a rabbit model. In conclusion, our results showed that oral administration of 30Kc6 silkworm pupa had certain preventive and therapeutic effects on atherosclerotic rabbit models, providing meaningful information for the prevention and treatment of atherosclerosis in clinical application.Author ContributionsConceived and designed the experiments: WY. Performed the experiments: HY WY CZ. Analyzed the data: HY WY YQ. Contributed reagents/materials/analysis tools: FT YZ. Wrote the paper: WY.
Natural regulatory T cells (nTregs) and induced regulatory T cells (iTregs) are important to the self-tolerance of the human body and the tolerance to transplanted organs or tissues [1,2]. Impairments in the development or functions of these cells can cause autoimmune diseases such as immunodysregulation polyendocrinopathy enteropathy X-linked syndrome [3], and systemic lupus erythematosus [4], which is either fatal or severely reduces the quality of life of patient.Blood fats, dredge vessels, and protect blood vessel endothelium. It is necessary to investigate the effects of 30Kc6 on Ox-LDL-induced apoptosis in HUVEC cells. The Ox-LDL led to oxidative stress-induced damage in HUVEC cells, which was regarded as an important step in the process of atherosclerosis. Therefore, prevention of the oxidative stress-induced damage in HUVEC cells is a major improvement in the prevention and treatment of atherosclerotic diseases [7,9]. HUVEC is a direct target of Ox-LDL, so Ox-LDL-induced cellapoptosis in these cells was employed to simulate oxidative stressinduced damage in this study. DNA fragmentation is a typical characteristic of cell apoptosis [17]. Therefore, the effects of 30Kc6 on Ox-LDL-induced cell viability and intracellular DNA fragmentation were explored in order to analyze the protective roles of the 30Kc6 protein. Our data demonstrated that the silkworm protein 30Kc6 prevented Ox-LDL-induced damage and apoptosis in HUVEC cells by decreasing the oxidative stress and inhibiting the activation of p38 MAP and JNK MAP kinases. The most striking question in producing proteins and peptides by silkworm bioreactor has been the oral administration of these products in recent years. Various protein and peptide drugs were used in the form of injections. However, the oral delivery of protein drugs and vaccines produced in silkworm pupa by genetic engineering has been most successful in clinical experiments and animal tests [18?0]. It is believed that only the peptides absorbed by intestinal tracts play physiological roles in traditional theory. Unfortunately, most proteins could not be absorbed by intestinal tracts and thus could not play role under various 1315463 physiological and pathological conditions. Therefore, oral administration is important both in theory and application. In this study, atherosclerotic rabbit models were constructed and fed with silkworm pupa containing 30Kc6 proteins. Serum proteins, aortas and liver tissues were all measured in the atherosclerotic rabbit models. Our data showed that the Bacmid-infected silkworm pupa contained a certain amount of natural 30K protein. When compared to the high-fat group, the serum biochemical indicators of rabbit model decreased to some extent after oral administration, but did not result in a statistically significant difference. However, compared with the high-fat group, the blood biochemical parameters were significantly different in case of oral administration of 30Kc6 freeze-dried silkworm pupa powder in a rabbit model. In conclusion, our results showed that oral administration of 30Kc6 silkworm pupa had certain preventive and therapeutic effects on atherosclerotic rabbit models, providing meaningful information for the prevention and treatment of atherosclerosis in clinical application.Author ContributionsConceived and designed the experiments: WY. Performed the experiments: HY WY CZ. Analyzed the data: HY WY YQ. Contributed reagents/materials/analysis tools: FT YZ. Wrote the paper: WY.
Natural regulatory T cells (nTregs) and induced regulatory T cells (iTregs) are important to the self-tolerance of the human body and the tolerance to transplanted organs or tissues [1,2]. Impairments in the development or functions of these cells can cause autoimmune diseases such as immunodysregulation polyendocrinopathy enteropathy X-linked syndrome [3], and systemic lupus erythematosus [4], which is either fatal or severely reduces the quality of life of patient.