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Li Hong
Wuhan University
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Introduction and Hypothesis: To investigate the protective effect of Calpain2 on the mechanical force induced apoptosis in L929 cells, we compared the difference of Calpain2 in pelvic floor tissues between patients with uterine prolapse and those without uterine prolapse.
Methods: The cultured L929 cells were subjected to gene silencing treatment. The cells were grouped into control group, mechanical force group, sh-Capn2 group and sh-Capn2+ force group. Western blot and cell immunofluorescence assay were used to detect protein content: Calpain2, caspase3, Bcl2, Bax, cell apoptosis was detected by Annexin V-FITC. Each set of experiments was repeated three times.
Results: The expression of Calpain2 in pelvic floor tissues of patients with uterine prolapse was lower than that of patients without uterine prolapse. There was a negative correlation between Calpain2 and apoptosis, the decrease of Calpain2 was accompanied by the increase of apoptosis after exposing to mechanical force. There was no difference in Calpain2 expression between the sh-Capn2 group and the sh-Capn2 force group, but the latter had significant apoptosis, caspase3 was higher than the former, and the ratio of Bcl2/Bax was decreased.
Conclusions: The content of Calpain2 in pelvic floor tissue of normal and POP patients is different., and its expression has a protective effect on L929 cells from injury induced by mechanical force.
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POP, Mechanical force, Fibroblasts, Apoptosis
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Li Hong
Wuhan University
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Introduction and Hypothesis: To investigate the protective effect of Calpain2 on the mechanical force induced apoptosis in L929 cells, we compared the difference of Calpain2 in pelvic floor tissues between patients with uterine prolapse and those without uterine prolapse.
Methods: The cultured L929 cells were subjected to gene silencing treatment. The cells were grouped into control group, mechanical force group, sh-Capn2 group and sh-Capn2+ force group. Western blot and cell immunofluorescence assay were used to detect protein content: Calpain2, caspase3, Bcl2, Bax, cell apoptosis was detected by Annexin V-FITC. Each set of experiments was repeated three times.
Results: The expression of Calpain2 in pelvic floor tissues of patients with uterine prolapse was lower than that of patients without uterine prolapse. There was a negative correlation between Calpain2 and apoptosis, the decrease of Calpain2 was accompanied by the increase of apoptosis after exposing to mechanical force. There was no difference in Calpain2 expression between the sh-Capn2 group and the sh-Capn2 force group, but the latter had significant apoptosis, caspase3 was higher than the former, and the ratio of Bcl2/Bax was decreased.
Conclusions: The content of Calpain2 in pelvic floor tissue of normal and POP patients is different., and its expression has a protective effect on L929 cells from injury induced by mechanical force.
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