Effects of baicalin on chemotaxis of monocytes THP-1 cell
Lili Ji, Sheng Yu-chen
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Lili Ji, Sheng Yu-chen
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AIM:To observe the effects of baicalin on the chemotaxis of monocytes THP-1 cells. METHODS:FACS analysis was used to test the expression of chemokine CXCR4 and CCR1 receptors,and the lymphocytes chemotaxis analysis was used to observe the chemotaxis of monocytes THP-1 cells.RESULTS: Chemokine receptors CXCR4 and CCR1 expressed on the THP-1 cell surface.100μmol-L~(-1) and 30μmol·L~(-1) baicalin inhibited the chemokine SDF-1α-induced chemotaxis of monocytes THP-1 cells significantly,but had no effect on the chemokine RANTES-induced chemotaxis and serum-induced chemotaxis.Baicalin itself has no effect on THP-1 migration.CONCLUSION:Baicalin can inhibite the chemokine SDF-1α/CXCR4 induced chemotaxis of monocytes THP-1 cells.
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AIM:To observe the effects of baicalin on the chemotaxis of monocytes THP-1 cells. METHODS:FACS analysis was used to test the expression of chemokine CXCR4 and CCR1 receptors,and the lymphocytes chemotaxis analysis was used to observe the chemotaxis of monocytes THP-1 cells.RESULTS: Chemokine receptors CXCR4 and CCR1 expressed on the THP-1 cell surface.100μmol-L~(-1) and 30μmol·L~(-1) baicalin inhibited the chemokine SDF-1α-induced chemotaxis of monocytes THP-1 cells significantly,but had no effect on the chemokine RANTES-induced chemotaxis and serum-induced chemotaxis.Baicalin itself has no effect on THP-1 migration.CONCLUSION:Baicalin can inhibite the chemokine SDF-1α/CXCR4 induced chemotaxis of monocytes THP-1 cells.
Key concepts: Chemotaxis, Chemokine receptor, Baicalin, Chemokine, THP1 cell line, CC chemokine receptors, Cell biology, CXCL14