1.Role of bone morphogenetic protein 2 and DLX5 in the differentiation of neural stem cells from anterior subventricular zone into neurons
Shenghua LIU ; Zheng ZHOU ; Baohai FENG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2010;14(14):2627-2630
BACKGROUND:Regulation of neural stem cells differentiation hampers its application,and the regulation mechanism remains poorly understood.Anterior subventricular zone(SVZa)is one of the rich zones of neural stem cells.The neural stem cells at SVZa can immigrate for a long distance with undifferentiated states and finally differentiate into intemeurons at the olfactory bulbs.Bone morphogenetic protein-2(BMP2)and DLX5 play a significant role in immigration and differentiation of neural stem cells at SVZa towards olfactory bulb.OBJECTIVE:To study the feature of construction and immigration of neural stem cells at SVZa,and to review the role of BMP2 and DLX5 in neural stem cells differentiation,in addition,to explore the regulation mechanisms of neural stern cells differentiation.METHODS:Literatures from PubMed database(http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/PubMed),CNKI database(www.cnki.net/index.htm)and WANFANG database(http://www.wanfangdata.com.cn)published between January 1997 and January 2009 were searched with the key words of"neural stem cells,SVZa,BMP2,and DLX5".The repetitive and obsolete studies were excluded.RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:A total of 121 literatures were selected and primarily collected,including 86 Chinese literatures and 35 English literatures.Finally,according to standardization,28 literatures were further analyzed.Neural stem cells of SVZa have unique construction and can immigrate for a long distance.BMP2 and DLX5 play a significant role in neuronal immigration and differentiation of the NSCs of SVZa,but the detailed mechanism of BMP2 and DLX5 in SVZa is not clear.
2.Comprehensive quality evaluation of Herba Clematidis Intricatae based on HPLC multi-index components, chemometrics combined with EW-TOPSIS method
Rui ZHANG ; Xiaochuan FENG ; Pei WANG ; Yanzhao XU ; Baohai XU
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2023;45(8):997-1003
Objective:To comprehensively evaluate the quality of Herba Clematidis Intricatae through HPLC multi-index components, chemometrics combined with EW-TOPSIS. Methods:A total of 18 batches of Herba Clematidis Intricatae samples from seven provinces were collected. Contents of luteolin-7-O-glucoside, rutoside, hyperoside, quercitrin, quercetin, luteolin, apigenin and kaempferol in Herba Clematidis Intricatae were simultaneously determined by HPLC. Chemometrics method was used to comprehensively analyze the content determination results, and the main potential markers affecting the quality of Herba Clematidis Intricatae were analyzed. The quality of Herba Clematidis Intricatae from different origins was evaluated. Results:The eight components showed good linear relationships within their respective ranges ( r≥0.999 1), and accuracy was good ( RSD<2.0%). The chemometrics method showed that 18 batches of Herba Clematidis Intricatae could be clustered into 3 categories, showing certain regional differences. Rutoside, hyperoside and luteolin-7-O-glucoside were the indicative components affecting the difference of chemical constituents in Herba Clematidis Intricatae; results of EW-TOPSIS method showed that the optimum quality of Herba Clematidis Intricatae from Inner Mongolia and Liaoning, followed by those of Hebei, Shanxi and Shanxi, and lowest in Qinghai and Gansu. Conclusion:The established HPLC method is convenient and accurate, and combined with chemometrics and EW-TOPSIS method can be used for the comprehensive evaluation of the quality of Herba Clematidis Intricatae.
3.Quality evaluation of Lycopodium japonicum from different producing areas
Rui ZHANG ; Xiaochuan FENG ; Yanzhao XU ; Baohai XU
China Pharmacy 2024;35(22):2732-2738
OBJECTIVE To evaluate the quality of Lycopodium japonicum from different producing areas. METHODS Sixteen batches of L. japonicum from six provinces were used as samples. The contents of α -obscurine, β -obscurine, lycopodine, lycodoline, lyclaninol, 21-episerratenediol, stigmasterol and β-sitosterol in L. japonicum were detected by quantitative analysis of multi-components by single-marker (QAMS). The results were compared with the results of external standard method. The extract and total ash were measured according to the appendix of Chinese Pharmacopoeia. Principal component analysis, orthogonal partial least squares-discriminant analysis and weighted technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (TOPSIS) methods were combined to evaluate its quality. RESULTS The contents of lyclaninol in the 16 batches of L. japonicum were 0.183-0.446 mg/g. Using lyclaninol as internal reference material, the contents of α-obscurine, β-obscurine, lycopodine, lycodoline, 21-episerratenediol, stigmasterol and β-sitosterol were 1.250-2.097, 0.690-1.184, 0.035-0.102, 0.076-0.150, 0.356-0.570, 0.085-0.229 and 0.238-0.855 mg/g, respectively, with no significant difference from the results of external standard method. The extract was 12.18%-22.78%, and the total ash was 3.16%-6.11%. Principal component analysis showed that samples S1-S6,S7-S11,S12-S16 could be clustered into 3 categories. The variable importance in projection values for α-obscurine, β-sitosterol, lyclaninol, β-obscurine and 21- episerratenediol were all greater than 1. The weighted TOPSIS evaluation results showed that sample S14 had the best quality (Jb= 0.709 2). CONCLUSIONS L. japonicum from Suijiang county of Yunnan province had the best quality. The established QAMS combined with chemometric and weighted TOPSIS methods can be used for quality evaluation of L. japonicum from different producing areas.