Molecular biological Study of Muscle strengthening-enhancement for transcription by rehabilitation approach
Molecular biological Study of Muscle strengthening-enhancement for transcription by rehabilitation approach
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15300204
负责人:
TANAKA Nobuyuki
金额:
$4.8万
依托单位国家:
日本
项目类别:
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B)
财政年份:
2003
资助国家:
日本
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2003 至 2004
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Aim of this study is to clarify the correlation between plasticity of central nervous system and various stimulation concerned as the main mechanism of functional recovery from dysfunction of central nervous system. The plasticity of central nervous system play a important role on the recovery of central nervous disease like stroke as well as heeling of lesion. Kaas reported that cortical reorganization made functional recovery after cortical injury on primate. Nudo et al. indicated the recovery of paralytic finger is obtained from repetitive exercise of the finger with enlargement of cortical finger motor area. Ikeda indicated cortical activity of transcription factor was enhanced immediate after spinal cord injury. However, there is no study about which stimulation is better on functional recovery. This study is to investigate the nature of stimulation which enhances the recovery on central nervous disease like stroke or spinal cord injury and to obtain mere recovery on clinical rehabilitation.We made cerebral infarction model using photosensitive die Rose-bengal and irradiate the 560nm green light on rat sensori-motor cortex and evaluated the functional recovery by Beam Walking test. Then we examined the expression of neurotrophic factor GDNF on the infarcted cortex. The expression of GDNF is significantly increased on the surrounding infarction at the period of functional recovery. Then we investigated the rehabilitative exercise effects on the hemiplegic infarcted rat. There is significant change between the exercise group and the non-exercise group. Additionally, complex exercise group recovered significantly earlier than simple exercise group. These findings suggested that appropriate exercise has more effects to functional recovery.
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池田 聡: "在宅心臓リハビリテーション"日本在宅医学会雑誌. 4. 41-46 (2003)
Satoshi Ikeda:“家庭心脏康复”日本家庭医学会杂志 4. 41-46 (2003)。
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エクササイズ-疾患予防のための運動24章 身体活動によるヒト遺伝子の生理学的調節
运动——运动预防疾病第24章体力活动对人体基因的生理调节
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[一ノ瀬正和, 黒澤 一, 他, 池田 聡]
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池田 聡
Induction of myogenin mRNA in rat skeletal muscle by one-hour passive repetitive stretching
一小时被动重复拉伸诱导大鼠骨骼肌肌生成素 mRNA
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2004
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Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 85
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[吉田 輝, 野元佳子 他, 吉田 輝, Satoshi Ikeda]
通讯作者:
Satoshi Ikeda
池田 聡: "光感受性色素ローズベンガルを用いた脳血栓片麻痺モデルラットの作製"鹿児島リハビリテーション医学会誌. 14. 1-4 (2003)
池田聪:“使用光敏染料Rose Bengal制作脑血栓偏瘫模型大鼠”鹿儿岛康复医学会杂志14. 1-4 (2003)。
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Satoshi Ikeda: "Induction of myogenin mRNA in rat skeletal muscle by one-hour passive repetitive stretching"Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. 85. 166-167 (2004)
Satoshi Ikeda:“通过一小时被动重复拉伸诱导大鼠骨骼肌中的肌生成素 mRNA”物理医学和康复档案。
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