Effect of different concentrations of L-Arginine on proliferation of Hela
Zhengyu Fang
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Zhengyu Fang
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Objective: To investigate the proliferation of human cervical carcinoma cell line (Hela) affected by the different concentrations of L-arginine that acts as the donor of nitric oxide. Methods: The MTT assay had been used to detect the proliferation of Hela cells and Griess assay to measure the cellular metabolites of nitric oxide derivatives. Results: L-arginine increasd NO2 concertration in culture medium, 1 - 30mmol/L L-arginine inhibited the activity of Hela cells, under 50 - 100 the mmol/L enhance the activity of the cells, but the growth style was changed from adhere to the wall to the flouting. Conclusion;the L-arginine possesses the bi-direct effect on tumor cell proliforation.
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Objective: To investigate the proliferation of human cervical carcinoma cell line (Hela) affected by the different concentrations of L-arginine that acts as the donor of nitric oxide. Methods: The MTT assay had been used to detect the proliferation of Hela cells and Griess assay to measure the cellular metabolites of nitric oxide derivatives. Results: L-arginine increasd NO2 concertration in culture medium, 1 - 30mmol/L L-arginine inhibited the activity of Hela cells, under 50 - 100 the mmol/L enhance the activity of the cells, but the growth style was changed from adhere to the wall to the flouting. Conclusion;the L-arginine possesses the bi-direct effect on tumor cell proliforation.
Key concepts: HeLa, Nitric oxide, Arginine, MTT assay, Cell culture, Cervical carcinoma, Cell growth, Molecular biology