Acceleration of soft tissue repair by a thrombin-derived oligopeptide.
Acceleration of soft tissue repair by a thrombin-derived oligopeptide.
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通过凝血酶衍生的寡肽加速软组织修复。
DOI:
10.1016/0022-4804(92)90022-r
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发表时间:
1992
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Mustoe,TA
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作者:
Cromack,DT;Porras-Reyes,BH;Wee,SS;Glenn,KC;Purdy,JA;Carney,DH;Mustoe,TA
Augmentation of thrombin-modulated chemotaxis and mitogenic activity within the early phase of soft tissue repair is now possible. Identification of high-affinity thrombin receptor binding domains within thrombin has enabled the synthesis of a family of peptides which interact with thrombin receptors and enhancein vitromitogenesis. A single (5.0 μg/wound) application of the thrombin receptor-activating peptide (P517-30) significantly increased wound breaking strength from Day 5 (31% over controls) to Day 12. Two models of impaired healing created by radiotherapy (RT) were used to elucidate possible mechanisms of P517-30action. Although P517-30did not completely overcome the RT-induced healing impairments, it increased breaking strength under conditions of penetrating whole body RT-induced pancytopenia by 22% and of nonpenetrating surface RT-induced dermal cell damage by 42%. This suggests that P517-30directly stimulates resident endothelial cells, fibroblasts, or other cells to overcome dermal and circulating monocytic deficits. These results suggest a method to accelerate wound healing with potential clinical applications and emphasize the activity of thrombin as a growth factor.