Comparison of the Efficacy of BMP6 and TGF beta-1 to Downregulate MMP 1 in Intervertebral Disc Tissues
Cho Hs, Robertson Jt, Hasty Ka
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Cho Hs, Robertson Jt, Hasty Ka
Abstract
In this study, we observed the effects of BMP-6, TGF, and the combination of the two on AF cells that were treated with pro-inflammatory cytokines. Cultures treated with TNF and IL1 without added BMP-6 or TGFβ-1 acted as controls. As shown in the [Figure 3] the combined cytokine group showed the greatest increase in aggrecan and col-II. The three experimental groups showed no significant difference in collagen type II production. The col-I and MMP-1 mRNA expression were significantly decreased in the BMP-6, TGF combined group compared to the control. The result of ELISA assay confirmed secretion of MMP-1 corresponding to the intensity of mRNA induction by the proinflammation cytokines.
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In this study, we observed the effects of BMP-6, TGF, and the combination of the two on AF cells that were treated with pro-inflammatory cytokines. Cultures treated with TNF and IL1 without added BMP-6 or TGFβ-1 acted as controls. As shown in the [Figure 3] the combined cytokine group showed the greatest increase in aggrecan and col-II. The three experimental groups showed no significant difference in collagen type II production. The col-I and MMP-1 mRNA expression were significantly decreased in the BMP-6, TGF combined group compared to the control. The result of ELISA assay confirmed secretion of MMP-1 corresponding to the intensity of mRNA induction by the proinflammation cytokines.
Key concepts: Matrix metalloproteinase, Cytokine, Secretion, Downregulation and upregulation, Messenger RNA, SMAD, Transforming growth factor, Chemistry