Antisense oligonucleotide mediated inhibition on telomerase activity in gallbladder carcinoma cell
Bin Jin
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Bin Jin
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Objective:To study the antisense oligonucleotide mediated inhibition on telomerase activity and cell proliferation of GBC SD cell.Methods:We design the antisense,sense,and random oligonucleotide with phosphoric acid modification for the hTR(Human Telomerase RNA)template sequence.MTT and PCR methods were used to observe the inhibition on telomerase activity and cell proliferation of GBC SD cell ,and fibroblast cells were used as control group.Results:PS ODN can lead to the reduction of cell survival rate of GBC SD cell,wich dosage dependence.Tne experimental group cell detected by scanning electron appeared apoptotic feature.Conclusion:PS ODN can inhibit telomerase activity of GBC SD cell effectively and induce the cell apoptosis.
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Objective:To study the antisense oligonucleotide mediated inhibition on telomerase activity and cell proliferation of GBC SD cell.Methods:We design the antisense,sense,and random oligonucleotide with phosphoric acid modification for the hTR(Human Telomerase RNA)template sequence.MTT and PCR methods were used to observe the inhibition on telomerase activity and cell proliferation of GBC SD cell ,and fibroblast cells were used as control group.Results:PS ODN can lead to the reduction of cell survival rate of GBC SD cell,wich dosage dependence.Tne experimental group cell detected by scanning electron appeared apoptotic feature.Conclusion:PS ODN can inhibit telomerase activity of GBC SD cell effectively and induce the cell apoptosis.
Key concepts: Telomerase, Oligonucleotide, Cell growth, Sense (electronics), Cell, Molecular biology, Telomerase reverse transcriptase, Apoptosis