Expression of opioid receptors in colon of cathartic colon rats
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Expression of opioid receptors in colon of cathartic colon rats
Journal of Army Medical UniversityVol. 35, Issue 21, Pages: 2278-2281(2013)
作者机构:
1. 第三军医大学大坪医院野战外科研究所普通外科,全军便秘诊治中心
2. 白求恩国际和平医院普通外科二科
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CLC:R394.3;R-332;R574.62
Published:2013,
Published Online:15 November 2013,
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WU JINSONG, LIU BAOHUA, TONG WEIDONG, et al. Expression of opioid receptors in colon of cathartic colon rats. [J]. Journal of army medical university, 2013, 35(21): 2278-2281.
DOI:
WU JINSONG, LIU BAOHUA, TONG WEIDONG, et al. Expression of opioid receptors in colon of cathartic colon rats. [J]. Journal of army medical university, 2013, 35(21): 2278-2281.DOI:
Expression of opioid receptors in colon of cathartic colon rats
Objective To determine the expression of 3 subtypes of opioid receptors
μ (mu-opioid receptor
MOR)
δ (delta-opioid receptor
DOR)
and κ (kappa-opioid receptor
KOR)
in the colon of rats with cathartic colon. Methods Twenty Wistar rats of either sex at an age of 7 to 6 weeks
weighing 200±20 g were randomly divided into control group (
n
=10
fed with normal chow) and cathartic colon group [
n
=10
fed with 3 cycles of 200 mg/(kg·d) phenolphthalein first and then increased by this dose till 80% of rats having loose stool disappeared
]
. RT-qPCR and Western blotting were adopted to detect the expression of the 3 subtypes of opioid receptors. Results All 3 subtypes of opioid receptor were expressed distinctly in the colon between cathartic group and control group. RT-qPCR indicated that the expression of MOR
DOR and KOR at mRNA levels were significantly higher in cathartic colon group than in control group (5.093±1.410
vs
1.092±0.222
2.612±0.612
vs
1.032±0.082
2.607±0.327
vs
0.995±0.109
P
<
0.01). While Western blot analysis showed their protein levels were in consistence with their mRNA levels between the 2 groups (0.361±0.023
v
s 0.152±0.021
0.246±0.059
vs
0.159±0.005
0.309±0.018 vs 0.201±0.015
P
<
0.01)
showing that all 3 subtypes of opioid receptor expressed more intensively(
P
<
0.001). Conclusion Three subtypes of opioid receptors are enhanced in the cathartic colon
suggesting that colonic motility and secretion are significantly suppressed in slow transit constipation.
Expression profile of RGS4 and β-arrestin 2 in colon of cathartic colon rats
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