AIM: To investigate the inhibitory effect of in vivoexpression of expressing plasmid pCH510 of recombinant fibronectin polypeptide (CH50) on hepatocellular carcinoma and the improved therapeutic effect of pCH510 in co...AIM: To investigate the inhibitory effect of in vivoexpression of expressing plasmid pCH510 of recombinant fibronectin polypeptide (CH50) on hepatocellular carcinoma and the improved therapeutic effect of pCH510 in combination with chemotherapeutic agents and Hsp70-H22 hepatocarcinoma antigen peptide on tumor.METHODS: Mice were inoculated with H22 hepatccarcinoma cells. The chemotactic effect of the expression of plasmid pCH510 on immunocytes was observed after in vivo transfection, tissue slicing and HE staining. Inhibitory effect of transfection with pCH510 on routine tumor originatedfrom different inoculative doses was observed. The inhibitory effect of immediate transfection with pCH510 after chemotherapy on tumor was compared with that of transfection 5 days after chemotherapy. The change of function and amount of mouse peritoneal macrophages and the peripheral blood immunocytes resulted from administration of chemotherapeutic agents were detected. The peptides mixture was prepared from H22 hepatocarcinoma cells, pCH510 + Hsp70-H22 antigen peptides were injected into tumor-bearing mice with or without chemotherapy, to observe the inhibitory effects on tumor.RESULTS: At the tumor tissue site injected with pCH510,there were a great number of immunocytes which mainly were macrophages, lymphocytes and neutrophils.Transfection of plasmid pCH510 inhibited significantly the murine tumor induced by different inoculative doses. The inhibitory effect was negatively correlated with the inoculative dose. The therapeutic effect was not improved by immediate transfection with pCH510 after chemotherapy, but was significantly improved by transfection with pCH510 5 days after chemotherapy. Chemotherapeutic agent decreased the number of immunocytes and suppressed their activation in vivo. After injection of drug, the amount of immunocytes was the lowest from d 1 to d 3 and returned to normal level on the 10th day. Transfection with plasmid pCH510 alone could inhibit tumor induced by the inoculation with 10^4 H22 cells. The tu展开更多
基金National Development Program(973)for Key Basic Research(No.2002CB513100)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.39870763)
文摘AIM: To investigate the inhibitory effect of in vivoexpression of expressing plasmid pCH510 of recombinant fibronectin polypeptide (CH50) on hepatocellular carcinoma and the improved therapeutic effect of pCH510 in combination with chemotherapeutic agents and Hsp70-H22 hepatocarcinoma antigen peptide on tumor.METHODS: Mice were inoculated with H22 hepatccarcinoma cells. The chemotactic effect of the expression of plasmid pCH510 on immunocytes was observed after in vivo transfection, tissue slicing and HE staining. Inhibitory effect of transfection with pCH510 on routine tumor originatedfrom different inoculative doses was observed. The inhibitory effect of immediate transfection with pCH510 after chemotherapy on tumor was compared with that of transfection 5 days after chemotherapy. The change of function and amount of mouse peritoneal macrophages and the peripheral blood immunocytes resulted from administration of chemotherapeutic agents were detected. The peptides mixture was prepared from H22 hepatocarcinoma cells, pCH510 + Hsp70-H22 antigen peptides were injected into tumor-bearing mice with or without chemotherapy, to observe the inhibitory effects on tumor.RESULTS: At the tumor tissue site injected with pCH510,there were a great number of immunocytes which mainly were macrophages, lymphocytes and neutrophils.Transfection of plasmid pCH510 inhibited significantly the murine tumor induced by different inoculative doses. The inhibitory effect was negatively correlated with the inoculative dose. The therapeutic effect was not improved by immediate transfection with pCH510 after chemotherapy, but was significantly improved by transfection with pCH510 5 days after chemotherapy. Chemotherapeutic agent decreased the number of immunocytes and suppressed their activation in vivo. After injection of drug, the amount of immunocytes was the lowest from d 1 to d 3 and returned to normal level on the 10th day. Transfection with plasmid pCH510 alone could inhibit tumor induced by the inoculation with 10^4 H22 cells. The tu
