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Biološka aktivnost i hemijski sastav ekstrakata odabranih autohtonih makrogljiva / Biological activity and chemical caracteristics of selected extracts of autochtonous macrofungiJanjušević Ljiljana 18 September 2017 (has links)
<p>Prema postavljenim ciljevima u ovoj doktorskoj disertaciji sakupljeno je i <br />determinisano ukupno sedam vrsta autohtonih gljiva sa područja Fruške gore, Tare i Vršačkog brega, pet lignikolnih ‐ <em>Bjerkandera adusta</em>, <em>Pleurocybella porrigens</em>, St<em>ereum hirsutum, Stereum subtomentosum</em> i Trametes versicolor, i <br />dve terikolne ‐ <em>Amanita strobiliformis</em> i Hydnum repandum. Utvrđena je njihova biološka aktivnost (antiradikalska, antioksidativna, antimikrobna, anti‐acetilholinesterazna i citotokisčna) spram hemijskog sastava njihovih vodenih <br />(H<sub>2</sub>O), etanolnih (EtOH), metanolnih (MeOH) i polisaharidnih (PSH) ekstrakata. <br />Analiza hemijskog sastava odabranih vrsta uključila je određivanje hemijske <br />karakterizacije PSH ekstrakata ‐ FTIR analizom, određivanje fenolnog profila ‐ <br />HPMC/MS‐MS, sadržaja organskih kiselina ‐ HPLC, sadržaja masnih kiselina ‐ <br />GC‐FID i sadržaja biogenih elemenata ‐ AAS. Spektrofotometrijskim metodama<br />određen je ukupan sadržaj proteina i ukupan sadržaj fenola i flavonoida. <br />Prema antiradikalskoj aktivnosti OH<sup>• , </sup>O2<sup>•‐</sup>, OH<sup>•</sup>, Asc<sup>•</sup>, DPPH<sup>• </sup> i ABTS<sup>•+</sup> izdvojili <br />su se ekstrakti lignikolnih vrsta: MeOH ekstrakt vrste <em>P. porrigens</em>, H<sub>2</sub>O ekstrakt <em>P. porrigens</em>, MeOH ekstrakt <em>T. versicolor</em>, H<sub>2</sub>O ekstrakt <em>S. hirsutum, </em>MeOH ekstrakt <em>S. subtomentosum</em> i H<sub>2</sub>O ekstrakt <em>B. adusta</em>, navedenim redom. <br />Najjaču antioksidativnu aktivnost dobijenu FRAP i polarografskom HPMC <br />metodom ispoljili su PSH i H<sub>2</sub>O ekstrakti terikolne vrste <em>A. strobiliformis</em>. <br />Antimikrobna aktivnost analiziranih ekstrakata određena je ispitivanjem <br />antibakterijskog, antifungalnog i antiviralnog potencijala, pri čemu se izdvojila <br />vrsta <em> H. repandum</em> ispoljavajući najbolji efekat na Gram‐pozitivne i Gram‐<br />negativne bakterije i na sve analizirane fitopatogene izolate <em>(Fusarium </em>i <br />Alternaria) i<em> T. versicolor</em> na analizirani bakteriofag. Anti‐acetilholinesterazna <br />aktivnost određena je testovima in solid i in liquid, a najbolji procenat <br />inhibicije AChE ispoljili su EtOH ekstrakti vrsta <em>S. hirsutum</em>, <em>B. adusta</em>, <em>S</em>. <br /><em>subtomentosum</em> i <em>T. versicolor</em>. Citotoksična aktivnost ekstrakata određena je <br />MTT testom, a prema najboljoj ispoljenoj aktivnosti izdvojili su se MeOH <br />ekstrakt<em> P. porrigens </em>i ekstrakti<em> B. adusta</em>, H<sub>2</sub>O i EtOH. Citotoksična aktivnost <br />ovih lignikolnih vrsta naročito je izražena nakon 72 h. Na osnovu dobijenih <br />rezultata, gde su se istakle različite vrste i njihovi različiti ekstrakti u <br />primenjenim testovima, jasno je da biološka aktivnost i hemijski sastav zavise <br />od porekla, vrste i tipa ekstrakta analiziranih gljiva. Na osnovu tipa rastvarača <br />odnosno ekstrakata vrsta, koje su pokazale najbolju aktivnost spram pomenutih testova i na osnovu dobijenih korelacija kao i na osnovu detektovanih jedinjenja, pretpostavljamo da su za ispoljene aktivnosti u najvećoj meri odgovorna fenolna jedinjenja i polisaharidi. <br /> <br />Ispoljeni biopotencijal analiziranih vrsta gljiva upućuje na njihovu potencijalnu <br />upotrebu kao funkcionalne hrane i nutraceutika, kao i u biokontroli <br />fitopatogena.</p> / <p>According to the set aims of the presented PhD thesis, seven autochthonous fungal species from the region of Fruska Gora, Tara and Vršac Mountains were collected and determined: five lignicolous ‐ <em>Bjerkandera adusta, Pleurocybella porrigens, Stereum hirsutum, Stereum subtomentosum and Trametes versicolor</em>, and two terricolous ‐ <em>Amanita strobiliformis </em>and <em>Hydnum repandum</em>. Biological activity of these species (antiradical, antioxidant, antimicrobial, anti‐ acetylcholinesterase and cytotoxic) was determined in relation to the chemical composition of the extracts, aqueous (H<sub>2</sub>O), ethanolic (EtOH), methanolic (MeOH) and polysaccharide (PSH). Analysis of the chemical content of analyzed species included chemical characterization of PSH extracts – by FTIR analysis, determination of phenolic profile ‐ by HPMC/MS‐MS, content of organic acids ‐ by HPLC, fatty acid content ‐ by GC‐FID and content of biogenic elements ‐ by AAS. Spectrophotometric methods were applied for determination of the content of total proteins, polyphenols and flavonoids. According to the antiradical activity obtained towards OH<sup>•</sup>, О2<sup>•‐</sup>, OH<sup>•</sup>, Asc<sup>•</sup>, DPPH<sup>•</sup> and ABTS<sup>•+</sup> extracts of lignicolous species were singled out: <em>P. porrigens </em> (MeOH extract), <em> P. porrigens</em> (H<sub>2</sub>O extract), <em>T. versicolor</em> (MeOH extract),<em> S. hirsutum </em>(H<sub>2</sub>O extract), <em>S. subtomentosum</em> (MeOH extract) and <em>B. austa</em> (H<sub>2</sub>O extract), respectively. The highest antioxidant activity obtained by FRAP and the polarographic HPMC method was exhibited for PSH and H<sub>2</sub>O extracts of the terricolous species <em>A. strobiliformis</em>. The intimicrobial activity of analyzed extracts was determined by examination of antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral potentials, whereby the species <em>H. repandum </em>was separated by exhibiting the best effect on Gram‐positive and Gram‐negative bacteria, and all the analyzed hytopathogenic isolates (<em>Fusarium, Alternaria</em>) and <em>T. versicolor</em> against analyzed bacteriophage. Anti‐cetylcholinesterase activity was determined by tests in solid and in liquid, while the best percent of AChE inhibition was showed by EtOH extracts of the species <em>S. hirsutum, B. adusta, S. subtomentosum </em>and <em>T. versicolor</em>.bThe cytotoxic activity of extracts was determined by MTT assay, and according to the best activity, the MeOH extract of <em>P. porrigens</em>, and H<sub>2</sub>O and EtOH extracts of <em>B. adusta</em> were distinguished particularly after 72 h. Based on the results obtained, favoring different species and their different extracts in the applied tests, it is clear that the biological activity and chemical composition depend on the origin, species and type of extract of the analyzed fungi. Based on the type of solvent or extract of the species that showed the best activity in relation to the above tests and on the basis of the obtained correlations as well as on the basis of the detected compounds, we assume that the phenol compounds and polysaccharides are responsible for the activities performed.<br />Demonstrated bio‐potential of analyzed fungal species indicates their potential use as functional foods and nutraceutics, as well as in the biocontrol of phytopathogens.</p>
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Novel molecular mechanisms of neuronal and vascular protection in experimental glaucomaAlmasieh, Mohammadali 04 1900 (has links)
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Účinky multipotentních sloučenin ovlivňujících neurotransmisi ve farmakologických animálních modelech kognitivního deficitu / Effects of Neurotransmission-Modulating Multipotent Compounds in Pharmacological Animal Models of Cognitive DeficitChvojková, Markéta January 2021 (has links)
In preclinical research on Alzheimer's disease pharmacotherapy, attention is paid to multipotent compounds, enabling intensification of the effect by targeting multiple pathophysiological mechanisms. The aim of the thesis was to assess the effect of multipotent compounds and combination therapy in models of cognitive deficit in the rat. The mechanism of action of the tested compounds was modulation of neurotransmitter systems. The aim of the first part of the study was to compare the effect of experimental monotherapy and combination therapy with an N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptor antagonist and a γ-aminobutyric acid type A (GABAA) receptor positive modulator in the trimethyltin-induced model. Superiority of the combination therapy was proven by histological analysis of hippocampal neurodegeneration; however, it did not reach statistical significance in the cognitive test. The other part of the thesis focused on multipotent tacrine derivatives. We demonstrated a positive effect of 6- chlorotacrine-6-nitrobenzothiazole hybrid, as well as 6-chlorotacrine-L-tryptophan hybrid, acting as acetylcholinesterase inhibitors, in the scopolamine-induced model of cognitive deficit. Besides, we demonstrated a low risk of serious side effects of other tacrine derivatives acting as NMDA receptor antagonists....
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Fitohemijski skrining i biološka aktivnost ekstrakata i tradicionalnih proizvoda od plodova divljih ruža (Rosa L.;Rosaceae) / Phytochemical screening and biological activity ofextracts and traditional preserves of rose hips (Rosa L., Rosaceae)Nađpal Jelena 13 July 2017 (has links)
<p> Cilj ove doktorske disertacije predstavljalo je ispitivanje fitohemijskog sastava i biološke aktivnosti vodenih i metanolnih ekstrakata svežih i suvih plodova, kao i voćne kaše i džema pripremljenih po tradicionalnoj recepturi od plodova šest samoniklih vrsta <em>Rosa L.: R. canina, R. dumalis, R. dumetorum, R. tomentosa, R. arvensis, R. sempervirens. </em>Ispitivanje fitohemijskog sastava obuhvatalo je LC -MS/MS analizu 64 odabrana fenolna jedinjenja, hinske kiseline (organske kiseline) kao i tri triterpenoida. Takođe, izvršeno je spektrofotometrijsko određivanje sadržaja ukupnih fenolnih i flavonoidnih jedinjenja, kao i vitamina C. Evaluacija biološke aktivnosti obuhvatala je in vitro ispitivanja antioksidantne i antiinflamatorne aktivnosti, kao i ispitivanje uticaja ekstrakata odabranih vrsta Rosa na aktivnost enzima acetilholinesteraze i rast tumorskih i netumorskih ćelija.</p><p> Sumiranjem dobijenih rezultata može se zaključiti da sveži i suvi plodovi ispitivanih vrsta <em>Rosa</em>, kao i voćne kaše i džemovi predstavljaju značajan izvor vitamina C i fenolnih jedinjenja, sa elagnom kiselinom kao najzastupljenijom fenolnom komponentom. Takođe u pojedinim ekstraktima vrsta<em> R. dumetorum</em> i<em> R. tomentosa</em> detektovana je visoka koncentracija ursolne kiseline, dok je hinska kiselina prisutna u značajnoj koncentraciji u svim ispitivanim ekstraktima.</p><p> Ekstrakti ispitivanih vrsta, izuzev vrste<em> Rosa arvensis</em>, pokazali su visok antioksidantni potencijal koji se ogleda u njihovoj sposobnosti neutralizacije nekoliko radikalskih vrsta, redukcionom potencijalu i sposobnosti inhibicije lipidne peroksidacije. Ispitivani ekstrakti ispoljili su umerenu antiinflamatornu aktivnost u pogledu inhibicije produkcije odabranih metabolita ciklooksigenaznog (12-HHT, TXB<sub>2</sub>, PGE<sub> 2</sub>) i 12-lipooksigenaznog (12-HETE) metaboličkog puta arahidonske kiseline, posebno prostaglandina E . Takođe, in vitro ispitivanjem uticaja ekstrakata odabranih vrsta Rosa na aktivnost acetilholinesteraze pokazana je umerena aktivnost. Vodeni ekstrakti i ekstrakti voćnih kaša vrsta <em>R. canina, R. tomentosa i R. sempervirens</em> pokazali su umereni inhibitorni potencijal prema rastu HeLa ćelijske linije, dok su ekstrakti vrste <em>R. sempervirens </em>pokazali aktivnost i prema HT-29 ćelijama. Dobijeni rezultati ukazuju na značajni potencijal plodova i tradicionalnih proizvoda ispitivanih vrsta <em>Rosa</em> za upotrebu u proizvodnji nutraceutika i funkcionalne hrane.</p> / <p> The aim of presented doctoral thesis was investigation of phytochemical composition and biological activity of water and methanol extracts of fresh and air- dried rose hips, as well as purée and jam made according to traditional recipe of hips of six wild growing<em> Rosa L. species: R. canina, R. dumalis, R. dumetorum, R</em>. <em>tomentosa, R. arvensis, and R. sempervirens.</em> Examination of phytochemical composition included LC-MS/MS analysis of 64 selected phenolic compounds, quinic acid (organic acid) and three triterpenoids. Also, total phenolic and flavonoid contents, as well as vitamin C contents were determined spectrophotometrically. Biological activity evaluation of extracts of six <em>Rosa</em> species included in vitro investigation of antioxidant, anti- inflammatory, anti-acetylcholinesterase and cytotoxic activity.<br /> According to obtained results, fresh and air-dried rose hips, as well as their preserves present valuable source of vitamin C and phenolic compounds, especially ellagic acid, which was the most abundant examined phenolic compound. Furthermore, high concentration of ursolic acid was detected in some<em> Rosa </em> <em>tomentosa and R. rumetorum</em> extracts, while notable concentration of quinic acid was present in all examined extracts.<br /> Extracts of all examined species, apart from <em>Rosa arvensis</em>, showed considerable antioxidant activity in terms of radical scavenging ability, reduction potential and inhibition of lipid peroxidation. Moreover, extracts exhibited moderate anti- inflammatory activity by means of inhibition of the main arachidonic acid metabolites formed incyclooxygenase-1 (12-HHT, TXB<sub>2</sub>, PGE <sub>2</sub> ) and 12-lipoxygenase (12-HETE) pathway, especially prostaglandin E<sub>2</sub> . Also, investigation of anti- cetylcholinesterase activity revealed moderate activity of extracts of all examined species. In addition, predominantly water extracts of fresh andair-dried rose hips, as well as purée of<em> R</em>. <em>canina, R. tomentosa </em>and <em>R. sempervirens</em> showed inhibitory activity toward HeLa, while <em>R.sempervirens</em> extracts also inhibited HT-29 cell growth. Presented results indicate significant potential of examined rose hips and their preserves for use as nutraceuticals and functional food.</p>
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Characterization of Hepatitis C Virus Infection of Hepatocytes and AstrocytesLiu, Ziqing January 2014 (has links)
Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) / Approximately 2.8% of the world population is currently infected with hepatitis C virus (HCV). Neutralizing antibodies (nAbs) are often generated in chronic hepatitis C patients yet fail to control the infection. In the first two chapters of this study, we focused on two alternative routes of HCV transmission, which may contribute to HCV’s immune evasion and establishment of chronic infection. HCV was transmitted via a cell-cell contact-mediated (CCCM) route and in the form of exosomes. Formation of HCV infection foci resulted from CCCM HCV transfer and was cell density-dependent. Moreover, CCCM HCV transfer occurred rapidly, involved all four known HCV receptors and intact actin cytoskeleton, and led to productive HCV infection. Furthermore, live cell imaging revealed the temporal and spatial details of the transfer process. Lastly, HCV from HCV-infected hepatocytes and patient plasma occurred in both exosome-free and exosome-associated forms and the exosome-associated HCV remained infectious, even though HCV infection did not significantly alter exosome secretion.
In the third chapter, we characterized HCV interaction with astrocytes, one of the putative HCV target cells in the brain. HCV infection causes the central nervous system (CNS) abnormalities in more than 50% of chronically infected subjects but the underlying mechanisms are largely unknown. We showed that primary human astrocytes (PHA) were very inefficiently infected by HCV, either in the free virus form or through cell-cell contact. PHA expressed all known HCV receptors but failed to support HCV entry. HCV IRES-mediated translation was functional in PHA and further enhanced by miR122 expression. Nevertheless, PHA did not support HCV replication regardless of miR122 expression. To our great surprise, HCV exposure induced robust IL-18 expression in PHA and exhibited direct neurotoxicity. In summary, we showed that CCCM HCV transfer and exosome-mediated HCV infection constituted important routes for HCV infection and dissemination and that astrocytes did not support productive HCV infection and replication, but HCV interactions with astrocytes and neurons alone might be sufficient to cause CNS dysfunction. These findings provide new insights into HCV infection of hepatocytes and astrocytes and shall aid in the development of new and effective strategies for preventing and treating HCV infection.
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