Research on the effects and side effects of the over-dose chemotherapy to VX2 hepatocarcinoma rabbits with mdr1 gene transferring bone marrow transplantation
WANG Yi, et al. Research on the effects and side effects of the over-dose chemotherapy to VX2 hepatocarcinoma rabbits with mdr1 gene transferring bone marrow transplantation[J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University, 2006,(5):645-648.
WANG Yi, et al. Research on the effects and side effects of the over-dose chemotherapy to VX2 hepatocarcinoma rabbits with mdr1 gene transferring bone marrow transplantation[J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University, 2006,(5):645-648.DOI:
multidrug resistance gene 1(mdr1) was transferred into the bone marrow mononuclear cells which were autotransplanted into rabbits with VX2 hepatocarcinoma.In chemotherapy experiment with adriamycin
the bone marrow protection of mdr1 gene
curative effects and side effects to heart of over dosage chemotherapy were observed.Methods: The bone marrow mononuclear cells transferred with mdr1 gene were autotransplanted into rabbits with VX2 hepatocarcinoma.After chemotherapy with adriamycin
the peripheral white blood cells count
the growth and metastasis of VX2 hepatocarcinoma and cardiac function were detected.Meanwhile
the bone marrow protection of mdr1 gene
the curative effects to VX2 hepatocarcinoma and lesions to heart of over-dosage chemotherapy were evaluated.Results:The mdr1 gene was implanted into the bone marrow after the mdr1-transferred bone marrow mononuclear cells had been autotransplanted into rabbits with VX2 hepatocarcinoma.After over-dose chemotherapy with adriamycin
the rabbits in mdr1-transferring group could be survival after treated with 3-fold dosage chemotherapy
and the white blood cell count in peripheral blood was(4.26±1.03)×109/L.Meanwhile
the tumor cells were killed effectively
and the survival time were improved compare to that of control group(P<0.05).However
the severe lesions to heart caused by over dosage chemotherapy were observed.Conclusions: The bone marrow of the receptor could be protected from toxic effects of chemotherapy after transplantation of bone marrow mononuclear cells transferred with mdr1 gene
and the malignant tumor cells could be killed effectively and severe lesions to non-hematopoietic systems were caused by over dosage chemotherapy.