Enterococcus faecium strain R30 increases red blood cell velocity and prevents capillary regression in the soleus of hindlimb unloaded rats via the eNOS/VEGF pathway.
Enterococcus faecium strain R30 increases red blood cell velocity and prevents capillary regression in the soleus of hindlimb unloaded rats via the eNOS/VEGF pathway.
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屎肠球菌 R30 菌株通过 eNOS/VEGF 途径增加红细胞速度,并防止后肢无负载大鼠的比目鱼肌毛细血管退化。
DOI:
10.1111/micc.12356
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发表时间:
2017
期刊:
影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
Fujino H.
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作者:
Hirayama Y;Nakanishi R;Tategaki A;Maeshige N;Kondo H;Ishihara A;Roy RR;Fujino H.
ObjectiveA chronic decrease in neuromuscular activity results in atrophy and capillary regression in skeletal muscles. The purposes of this study were to determine the effects ofEnterococcus faeciumstrain R30 (R30) administration on (i) the hemodynamics of the rat soleus muscle, and (ii) the capillary regression normally associated with HU.MethodsExperiment 1: TheVRBCwas measured for up to 1 hour after administration of R30 with or without the β‐blocker propranolol. Experiment 2: R30 was administered daily to control and HU rats for 2 weeks. Mean capillary luminal diameter, volume, and the levels of eNOS and VEGF protein were measured.ResultsExperiment 1:VRBCwas faster 20, 40, and 60 minutes after than before the administration of R30: This effect was suppressed by propranolol administration. Experiment 2: R30 administration during HU increased capillary luminal diameter and volume and eNOS and VEGF protein levels in the soleus of HU rats.ConclusionsThe results suggest that R30 increasesVRBCin the soleus muscle via muscle sympathetic nerve activity (Experiment 1) and that R30 supplementation lessens the capillary regression normally associated with HU via the eNOS/VEGF pathway (Experiment 2).