HUMAN SATELLITE CELL-PROLIFERATION IN-VITRO IS REGULATED BY AUTOCRINE SECRETION OF IL-6 STIMULATED BY A SOLUBLE FACTOR(S) RELEASED BY ACTIVATED MONOCYTES
HUMAN SATELLITE CELL-PROLIFERATION IN-VITRO IS REGULATED BY AUTOCRINE SECRETION OF IL-6 STIMULATED BY A SOLUBLE FACTOR(S) RELEASED BY ACTIVATED MONOCYTES
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DOI:
10.1006/bbrc.1995.2590
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发表时间:
1995-11-02
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
CARRARO, U
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作者:
CANTINI, M;MASSIMINO, ML;CARRARO, U
We previously showed that macrophages, besides their scavenger role, selectively induce rat myoblast proliferation in vitro by releasing soluble factors. In this paper we demonstrate a relationship between human-activated monocytes and increased human myoblast proliferation due to IL-6 autocrine secretion by satellite cells. Indeed in the supernatants of muscle cultures treated with activated monocyte-conditioned medium we show by means of an ELISA quantitation a higher autocrine secretion of IL-6 associated with increased myoblast proliferation. This suggests that a growth factor(s) secreted by activated monocytes stimulates IL-6 production by myoblasts and then regulates proliferation of satellite cells. (C) 1995 Academic Press, Inc.