| 1 | IL-37b suppresses T cell priming by modulating dendritic cell maturation and cytokine production via dampening ERK/NF-κB/S6K signalings显示文摘Interleukin 37b (IL-37b ) 在压制有免疫力的回答起一个关键作用,部分由 modulating 树枝状的房间(DC ) 的功能。然而,精确机制大部分仍然是未知的。这里,我们在回答由 DC 导致了的 DC 成熟和 T 房间上调查了 IL-37b 的效果,并且探索了深奥发信号的小径。它被发现那 IL-37b 下面调整在 vitro 的 DC 上的 co-stimulatory 分子 CD80 和 CD86 的表情。同时,支持 inflammatory cytokines 的表情例如 TNF-6, 和 IL-6,被压制,当时 T 房间的表示禁止的 cytokine TGF- 在 IL-37b-treated DC 被增加。另外, T 房间上的 DC 的激活效果被 IL-37b 损害。我们进一步表明细胞外的调整单人赛的 kinase (英皇家空军之阶级最低之兵) ,原子 factor-B (NF-B ) ,和表明小径的 mTOR-S6K 涉及 IL-37b 导致的 DC 的抑制。这被化学禁止者的同样镇压的效果在 DC 在 IL-6 和 TNF- 的表情上对 NF-B,英皇家空军之阶级最低之兵,和 S6K 证实。在结论,这些结果证明 IL-37b 由在英皇家空军之阶级最低之兵, NF-B,和基于 S6K 的禁止的发信号小径包含在 T 房间 priming 压制了 DC 成熟和 immunostimulatory 能力。 | Wantong Wu Weiqiang Wang Yun Wang Wenwen Li Gang Yu Zhonglong Li Chunmin Fang Yue Shen Zhina Sun Ling Han Juan Yu Lijun Fang Song Chen Kui Dong Zhongchao Han Hanzhi Liu Yuechen Luo Xiaoming Feng | 2015 | Acta Biochimica et Biophysica Sinica2015,47,8: | 8 |
| 2 | Progressive paradoxical sleep deprivation impairs partial memory following learning tasks in rats显示文摘BACKGROUND: Complex learning tasks result in a greater number of paradoxical sleep phases, which can improve memory. The effect of paradoxical sleep deprivation, induced by 'flower pot' technique, on spatial reference memory and working memory require further research. OBJECTIVE: To observe the effect of progressive paradoxical sleep deprivation in rats, subsequent to learning, on memory using the Morris Water Maze. DESIGN, TIME AND SETTING: Controlled observation experiment. The experiment was performed at the Laboratory of Neurobiology, Department of Anatomy, Histology and Embryology, School of Basic Medical Sciences, Lanzhou University from December 2006 to October 2007. MATERIALS: Twenty-eight, male, Wistar rats, 3-4 months old, were provided by the Experimental Animal Center of Lanzhou University. The Morris Water Maze and behavioral analyses system was purchased from Genheart Company, Beijing, China. METHODS: All animals, according to a random digits table, were randomly divided into paradoxical sleep deprivation, tank control, and home cage control groups. Paradoxical sleep deprivation was induced by the 'flower pot' technique for 72 hours, housing the rats on small platforms over water. Rats in the 'tank control' and 'home cage control' groups were housed either in a tank with large platforms over the water or in normal cages without paradoxical sleep deprivation. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Morris Water Maze was employed for task learning and spatial memory testing. Rats in all groups were placed at six random starting points each day for four consecutive days. Each placement was repeated for two trials; the first trial represented reference memory and the second working memory. Rats in the first trial were allowed to locate the submerged platform within 120 seconds. Data, including swimming distance, escape latency, swimming velocity, percentage of time in correct quarter, and memory scores were recorded and analyzed automatically by behavioral analyses systems for Morris Water Maze. RESULTS: Twenty-eight rats were included in the final analysis, without any loss. In the first trial, between day 2 and 4, escape latency and swimming distance increased significantly in the paradoxical sleep deprivation group compared to the home cage control and tank control groups (P < 0.01); percentage of time in correct quarter and memory scores, however, decreased in the paradoxical sleep deprivation group compared to the home cage control and tank control groups (P < 0.01). The escape latency, swimming distance, percentage of time in correct quarter, and memory scores in the second trial was not significantly different among the three groups (P > 0.05). CONCLUSION: Paradoxical sleep deprivation inhibits spatial reference memory, but not working memory. | Chunmin Zhu Xiangrong Yao Weisheng Zhang Yanfeng Song Yiping Hou | 2008 | Neural Regeneration Research2008,3,6: | 4 |