CN102091333B - Application of miR-124 in preparation of medicines for preventing infectious shock - Google Patents

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CN102091333B
CN102091333B CN2010105566192A CN201010556619A CN102091333B CN 102091333 B CN102091333 B CN 102091333B CN 2010105566192 A CN2010105566192 A CN 2010105566192A CN 201010556619 A CN201010556619 A CN 201010556619A CN 102091333 B CN102091333 B CN 102091333B
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The invention discloses a new application of miR-124 in preparation of medicines for preventing infectious shock, thereby expanding the application range of the miR-124, and providing a new way for treating infectious shock.

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The application of miR-124 in the medicine of preparation anti-septic shock
Technical field
The present invention relates to the new application of endogenous micromolecule nucleic acid miR-124 in field of medicaments.
Background technology
MiRNAs (microRNAs) is a kind of endogenic micromolecule rna regulation, can act on 3 ' UTR structure of said target mrna, blocks the translation process of this gene, thereby regulator gene is expressed.
MiR-124 a kind of micromolecule nucleic acid with regulating and controlling effect that comes to this, its nucleotides sequence is classified UAAGGCACGCGGUGAAUGCC (shown in SEQ ID No.1), mirBase Accession:MIMAT0000134 as.
At present, the miR-124 correlational study concentrates on its effect in the regulation and control growth promoter.Document (ChengLC; Pastrana E; Tavazoie M; Et al.miR-124regulates adult neurogenesis in thesubventricular zone stem cell niche [J] .Nat Neurosci.2009,12 (4): 399-408) report, ventricles of the brain inferior segment endogenous miR-124 can suppress the expression of transcription factor Sox9; Thereby promote stem cells hyperplasia and postpone its neurad unit differentiation, proved that miR-124 plays an important role in the neuronotropic evolution of ventricles of the brain inferior segment stem cell pedigree.But the relevant miR-124 of Shang Weijian is at the report in anti-septic shock field.
Summary of the invention
Technical problem to be solved by this invention provides the application of a kind of new field of medicaments of miR-124, thereby expands its range of application.
The present invention relates to the application of miR-124 in the medicine of preparation anti-septic shock.
Wherein, described miR-124 is a kind of endogenic micromolecule rna regulation, and its nucleotide sequence is shown in SEQ ID No.1.
Wherein, the preferable medicine of the medicine of described anti-septic shock for prevention or treatment septic shock.Described septic shock is preferable is the septic shock due to the endotoxin LPS.In the medicine of described anti-septic shock, can only contain miR-124, also can also contain other active component except that miR-124 as unique active component.Described other active component does not have harmful effect can unite other active component of use for the infection shock effect to miR-124, like other infection shock active component.
In the medicine of described anti-septic shock, the content of miR-124 specifically can be selected for more than the treatment effective dose as required.The medicine of described anti-septic shock can be the conventional various dosage forms that are applicable to miR-124 in this area.
Agents useful for same of the present invention and raw material are all commercially available to be got.
Positive progressive effect of the present invention is: the invention provides the new application of miR-124 in the medicine of preparation anti-septic shock, thereby expanded its range of application, also for the septic shock field new treatment approach is provided.
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Fig. 1 is 24h mice survival curve figure after the additional administration of endotoxin (LPS).
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Mode through embodiment further specifies the present invention below, but does not therefore limit the present invention among the described scope of embodiments.
Embodiment 1
1, experiment material
Endotoxin (LPS) is bought the company in SIGMA.
MiR-124 and negative control reagent thereof are commercial synthetic by the sharp rich bio tech ltd in Guangzhou.
Negative control reagent and miR-124 sequence similarity, but do not have the nucleic acid molecules of physiological action, sequence is: UGACGACAGCGGUGAAUGCC.
The Balb/c mice is purchased the pul in the west, Shanghai---and must triumphant laboratory animal company limited.
2, experimental technique
(1) gets 28 of the male Blab/c mices of 18-22g, be divided into two groups (miR-124 group and matched groups) at random, 14 every group.
(2) matched group tail vein injection every day equal volume negative control reagent, successive administration three days.
MiR-124 group tail vein injection miR-124100nmol/kg every day, successive administration three days increases the interior miR-124 content of animal body.
(3) administration is after three days, and two groups of mouse peritoneal injection endotoxin (LPS) 10mg/kg are to cause zoogenetic infection property shock.Observe 24 hours two groups of mices death all takes place, replenished to endotoxin (LPS) 15mg/kg, replenish the administration continued and observe 24h mice existence situation (like table 1 and shown in Figure 1) in the 26th hour.
The septic shock animal model makes up list of references: Antishock effect of anisodamineinvolves a novel pathway for activating alpha7nicotinic acetylcholine receptor [J] (Liu C; Shen FM; Le YY; Et al.Crit Care Med, 2009,37 (2): 634)
Table 1
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Visible by table 1 and Fig. 1, after miR-124 crosses expression in the animal body, can significantly improve the survival rate of 24 hours endotoxemia mices, be increased to 35.7% from 0%.
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1. the application of nucleic acid miR-124 in the medicine of preparation anti-septic shock; The nucleotide sequence of described miR-124 is shown in SEQ ID No.1; Wherein, described septic shock is a septic shock due to the endotoxin.
2. application as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that: the medicine of described anti-septic shock is the medicine of prevention or treatment septic shock.
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