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PTY 2 As DPP-IV Inhibitor Prevents Intestinal Cell’s Apoptosis
Abstract
Enhanced DPP-IV expression is found to get enhanced in various intestinal diseases. PTY-2 has already been known to have DPP-IV inhibitory potential. This inhibition has not yet been studied at mRNA level. Increased incretin secretion due to DPP-IV inhibition could lead to suppression of stress & intestinal cells apoptosis. Through histological analysis, we have found morphological damage of intestine after STZ injection (65 mg/kg bw) to male Charles foster rats. mRNA expressions were analyzed by PCR and apoptosis of cells was checked through tunnel assay & Bcl 2 expression. The number and length of villi get reduced in STZ induced diabetic control, but these damages have been getting reversed after the PTY-2 treatment for 10 days. The expression of SOD was found to get reduced while that of DPP-IV was enhanced in diabetic control group along with significant intestinal cell apoptosis. PTY-2 treatment reduces the stress by upregulating the expression of SOD and through downregulation of DPP-IV mRNA expression. These recoveries by PTY-2 leads to suppression of intestinal cells apoptosis. These short studies explain the protective action of PTY-2 against STZ induced intestinal damage. Hence, PTY-2 could be taken as an herbal treatment against intestinal disorders in case of chronic diabetes.
- organism: rat
- assay: bulk RNA-seq
- research focus: cell type annotation
- research focus: differential expression
- research focus: cell-cell communication
- research focus: drug response / drug discovery
- approach: experimental assay
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