Effects of combination of Du meridian electroacupuncture and neural stem cells transplanted on the content of nerotrophine-3 and expression of nerotrophine-3 receptor in injured tissue of rat spinal cord transected completely
Zhang Jian Wei
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Zhang Jian Wei
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Objective:To explore the effects of combination of Du meridian electroacupuncture and neural stem cells (NSCs) transplanted on the content of nerotrophine-3(NT-3) and expression of nerotrophine-3 receptor(tyrosine protein kinase C,TrkC) in injured tissue of rat spinal cord transected completely. Method:Thirty adult rats were divided into six groups: control 14d group,DU meridian electroacupuncture plus 14d group(EA 14d group),NSCs transplanted 14d group(NSCs 14d group),DU meridian electroacupuncture plus NSCs transplanted 14d group(EA+NSCs transplanted 14d group),NSCs transplated 30d group(NSCs 30d group) and DU meridian electroacupuncture plus NSCs transplanted 30d group (EA+NSCs transplanted 30d group). T10 spinal cord segment of all animals were completely transected. The rats of EA 14d group,EA+NSCs transplanted 14d group and EA+NSCs transplanted 30d group were treated with DU electroacupuncture 5 days after operation. Result:①The content of NT-3 at injured spinal cord tissue was highest in EA+NSCs transplated 14d group, secondly at EA 14d group and NSCs 14d group. The content of NT-3 was lowest in control 14d group.②Transplanted neural stem cells at completely transected site of spinal cord expressed TrkC in NSCs 30d group and EA+NSCs transplanted 30d group. Conclusion:Combination of Du meridian electroacupuncture and neural stem cells transplanted may significantly enhance NT-3 content of the tissue neighboring completely transected site of rat spinal cord. Some transplanted neural stem cells express TrkC in injured site and near tissue of rat spinal cord.
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Objective:To explore the effects of combination of Du meridian electroacupuncture and neural stem cells (NSCs) transplanted on the content of nerotrophine-3(NT-3) and expression of nerotrophine-3 receptor(tyrosine protein kinase C,TrkC) in injured tissue of rat spinal cord transected completely. Method:Thirty adult rats were divided into six groups: control 14d group,DU meridian electroacupuncture plus 14d group(EA 14d group),NSCs transplanted 14d group(NSCs 14d group),DU meridian electroacupuncture plus NSCs transplanted 14d group(EA+NSCs transplanted 14d group),NSCs transplated 30d group(NSCs 30d group) and DU meridian electroacupuncture plus NSCs transplanted 30d group (EA+NSCs transplanted 30d group). T10 spinal cord segment of all animals were completely transected. The rats of EA 14d group,EA+NSCs transplanted 14d group and EA+NSCs transplanted 30d group were treated with DU electroacupuncture 5 days after operation. Result:①The content of NT-3 at injured spinal cord tissue was highest in EA+NSCs transplated 14d group, secondly at EA 14d group and NSCs 14d group. The content of NT-3 was lowest in control 14d group.②Transplanted neural stem cells at completely transected site of spinal cord expressed TrkC in NSCs 30d group and EA+NSCs transplanted 30d group. Conclusion:Combination of Du meridian electroacupuncture and neural stem cells transplanted may significantly enhance NT-3 content of the tissue neighboring completely transected site of rat spinal cord. Some transplanted neural stem cells express TrkC in injured site and near tissue of rat spinal cord.
Key concepts: Electroacupuncture, Spinal cord, Neural stem cell, Medicine, Meridian (astronomy), Stem cell, Anatomy, Pathology