Mechanism of antiplatelet aggregation of active fraction from sorghum roots
- Author:
Wan-Ting XU
1
;
Ke-Ling YANG
1
;
Wan-Ting XU
2
;
Fa-Ju CHEN
2
;
Mei PENG
2
;
Zhong-Sheng LUO
2
;
Li WANG
2
;
Ke-Ling YANG
2
;
Xiao-Sheng YANG
2
;
Juan YANG
2
;
Wan-Ting XU
3
;
Fei ZIIOU
3
;
Fa-Ju CHEN
3
;
Mei PENG
3
;
Zhong-Sheng LUO
3
;
Li WANG
3
;
Ke-Ling YANG
3
;
Xiao-Sheng YANG
3
;
Juan YANG
3
Author Information
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords: antiplatelet aggregation; collagen; mechanism; platelet particulate release; sorghum roots; Western blot
- From: Chinese Pharmacological Bulletin 2022;38(11):1753-1759
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
- Abstract: Aim To study the mechanism of anti-plate- let aggregation of sorghum root active parts. Methods The effects of active fraction (WEAE-M 30%) from sorghum roots on platelet aggregation induced by collagen, thrombin and adenosine diphosphate were investigated in vitro. Western blot, enzyme-linked immunoas-say, flow cytometry and fluorescence techniques were used to explore the mechanism of the antiplatelet aggregation effect of WEAE-M 30% . Results WEAE-M 30% had a significant inhibitory effect on platelet aggregation induced by the three agonists mentioned above. The inhibitory effect on platelet aggregation induced by collagen was the most significant, with an inhibitory rate of (72. 91 ±2. 42)%. It was found that WEAE-M 30% had a significant inhibitory effect on the collagen- mediated platelet (IPVI signaling pathway protein Src, MAPK signaling pathway protein p38 and ERK phosphorylation. It also significantly inhibited the levels of ATP, P-selection and Ca2+ in platelets. Conclusions It is suggested that the mechanism of WE-AE-M 30% antiplatelet aggregation may be related to the inhibition of platelet activation pathway GPV1, MAPK and the release of typical platelet representative particles.
