Role of JAK2-STAT3 signaling pathway in smooth muscle cell proliferation and migration induced by medication of IL-1β through arterial adventitia in mice
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Role of JAK2-STAT3 signaling pathway in smooth muscle cell proliferation and migration induced by medication of IL-1β through arterial adventitia in mice
Journal of Army Medical UniversityVol. 34, Issue 6, Pages: 512-516(2012)
Wang Xiao,Yang Yi,Liu Jie,Song Yaoming.Role of JAK2-STAT3 signaling pathway in smooth muscle cell proliferation and migration induced by medication of IL-1β through arterial adventitia in mice[J].J Amry Med Univ (J Third Mil Med Univ),2012,34(06):512-516.
Wang Xiao,Yang Yi,Liu Jie,Song Yaoming.Role of JAK2-STAT3 signaling pathway in smooth muscle cell proliferation and migration induced by medication of IL-1β through arterial adventitia in mice[J].J Amry Med Univ (J Third Mil Med Univ),2012,34(06):512-516.DOI:
Role of JAK2-STAT3 signaling pathway in smooth muscle cell proliferation and migration induced by medication of IL-1β through arterial adventitia in mice
Objective To study the changes of arterial smooth muscle cells caused by medication of IL-1β through arterial adventitia and their correlation with JAK
2
-STAT
3
signaling pathway
and to clarify the role of JAK
2
-STAT
3
signaling pathway in vascular proliferative diseases. Methods Twenty-four SD male rats (6-8 weeks old) of which left common carotid arteries were separated were divided into an experimental group (n=18) and a control group (n=6). In the experimental group
the rats’ vascular adventitia was wrapped with Sepharose suspension containing interleukin-1β (IL-1β) (2.5 μg)
while in the control group (n=6)
the rat’s vascular adventitia were wrapped with Sepharose suspension without IL. At each time point of 2
8
24
48 h
and 1
2 weeks after the operation
3 rats in the experimental group and 1 rat in the control group were sacrificed
respectively. In another 9 SD male rats
both sides of common carotid artery were separated. After a slow-release gel of JAK
2
inhibitor AG490 was dropped on the left side of vascular adventitia and an equivalent blank gel on the right side of vascular adventitia
the same amount of IL-1β was wrapped on both sides. At each time point of 8 and 48 h and 1 week after operation
3 rats were sacrificed
respectively. HE staining was applied to observe the morphology of vascular specimens. The expressions of JAK
2
STAT
3
phospho-JAK
2
(p-JAK
2
) and phospho-STAT
3
(p-STAT
3
) were detected by Western blotting. Immunohistochemical staining was used to locate p-JAK
2
and p-STAT
3
. Results The proliferation and migration of vascular smooth muscle cells were observed after the arterial adventitia was wrapped with IL-1β. Western blotting and gray scale analysis showed that relative gray scale value
s of p-JAK
2
were 0.337±0.216 in the control group
1.764±0.513 in the 8 h group
and 0.451±0.229 in the 1 week group. The relative gray scale values of p-STAT
3
were 0.125±0.870 in the control group
1.909±0.309 in the 24 h group
and 0.448±0.516 in the 2 weeks group. There were significant differences of JAK
2
and STAT
3
phosphorylation among different time points (P0.05). After the inhibitor treatment
the relative gray scale values of p-JAK
2
were 0.085±0.031 in the treated side
and 1.416±0.468 in the control side in the 8 h group. The relative gray scale values of p-STAT
3
were 0.460±0.065 in the treated side
and 2.425±0.638 in the control side in the 48 h group. The phosphorylation of JAK
2
and STAT
3
were significantly inhibited (P0.05)
and the changes of smooth muscle cells decreased. Conclusion Medication of cytokine IL-1β through arterial adventitia can induce arterial smooth muscle cell proliferation and migration
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