RESULTS
Cytotoxicity of Naringenin Naringenin significantly improved the formation of formazan on ARPE19 cells in a concentrationdependent manner (Figure 1A). If ARPE19 cells were rinsed with PBS before adding MTT, 3 and 10mg/L naringenin still significantly improved the proliferation of ARPE19 cells by 10.8% and 11.4%, respectively (Figure 1B). However, naringenin significantly inhibited the proliferation of HUVEC. The reduction of the endothelial cells was 23.9%, 70.4% and 77.9% in the 3, 10 and 30mg/L naringenintreated groups, respectively (Figure 1C).
Effect of Naringenin on Hypoxiainduced Damage in Cells
Naringenin significantly increased the hypoxiainduced damage in RPE cells in a concentrationdependent manner. Ten mg/L naringenin increased the viabilily of ARPE19 cell by 55.2% in hypoxic condition (Figure 2A). However, if the cells were rinsed with PBS before adding MTT solution, the result showed that naringenin had no effect on the proliferation of ARPE19 cells in hypoxic condition (data not shown). Naringenin increased hypoxiainduced damage by 10.7% and 13.1% at the concentrations of 1 and 3mg/L naringenintreated groups as compared with vehicle control group in HUVEC (Figure 2B).
Figure 1Effect of naringenin on proliferation of cells incubated for 72h (aP<0.05,bP<0.01 vs vehicle control, ±s, n=6)(略)
Figure 2 Effect of naringenin on hypoxiainduced injury in cells for 72h (aP<0.05,bP<0.01 vs vehicle control, ±s,n=6)(略)
Effect of Naringenin on NaN3induced Injury in Cells Naringenin significantly increased 0.3, 1 and 3mmol/L NaN3induced injury in ARPE19 cells concentrationdependently. Ten mg/L naringenin increased the viability of 0.3mmol/L NaN3injuried ARPE19 cells by 69.2%( Figure 3). However, if the cells were rinsed with PBS before adding MTT solution, the result showed that naringenin had no effect on the proliferation of NaN3injured ARPE19 cells (data not shown). Naringenin had no effect on NaN3induced injury in HUVEC either (data not presented).
Effect of Naringenin on tBHPinduced Injury in Cells Naringenin significantly improved the viability of 50 and 100mol/L tBHPtreated ARPE19 cells concentrationdependently (Figure 4A). At the concentration of 1mg/L, naringenin increased the 50 mol/L tBHPinduced damage by 20.2%. If the cells were rinsed with PBS before adding MTT solution, the result showed that naringenin still increased the proliferation of tBHPtreated ARPE19 cells. At higher concentration of 30mg/L, naringenin increased the proliferation of ARPE19 cells by 32.2% (Figure 4B). Naringenin had no effect on tBHPinduced injury in HUVEC (data not shown).
Effect of Naringenin on H2O2induced Injury in Cells Naringenin significantly increased the H2O2induced damage in ARPE19 cells in a concentrationdependent manner. Ten mg/L naringenin increased the viability of H2O2injured ARPE19 cells by 50.3% (Figure 5A). However, if the cells were rinsed with PBS before adding MTT solution, the result showed that naringenin had no effect on the proliferation of H2O2treated ARPE19 cells (data not shown). Naringenin also increased H2O2induced injury in HUVEC. At the concentration of 3mg/L, naringenin increased the viability of 400mol/L H2O2injured HUVEC by 20.1% and 21.5% as compared with 200 and 400mol/L H2O2treated groups, respectively (Figure 5B).
Effect of Naringenin on NaIO3induced Injury in Cells As shown in Figure 6A, naringenin increased the viability of 30, 100 and 300mg/L NaIO3induced injuries in ARPE19 cells concentrationdependently. One mg/L naringenin increased the viability of 30, 100 and 300mg/L NaIO3treated ARPE19 cells by 30.4%, 26.6%, and 20.7%, respectively. Naringenin also increased NaIO3induced reduction of ARPE19 cells in a concentrationdependent manner. One mg/L naringenin increased the proliferation of 30, 100 and 300mg/L NaIO3treated ARPE19 cells by 30.3%, 10.3% and 18.5%, respectively (Figure 6B). Naringenin only increased 300mg/L NaIO3induced injuries in HUVEC. One mg/L naringenin increased the viablility of HUVEC that injured by 300mg/L NaIO3 by 41.2% (Figure 6C).
DISCUSSION
The present data demonstrated that naringenin differed in its cytotoxicity and antioxidative capacity toward different oxidants and cell lines. Naringenin increased the viability of ARPE19 cells alone and hypoxia, NaN3, tBHP, H2O2, and NaIO3treated ARPE19 cells in a concentrationdependent manner. The results indicate that naringenin could prevent the oxidative damage of RPE in AMD patients. The mechanism of significant increase of formazan in ARPE19 cells requires further study.Naringenin improved the proliferation of ARPE19 cells, and tBHP and NaIO3treated ARPE19 cells. These results indicate that naringenin could reverse the reduction of RPE in AMD patients.
Figure 3 Effect of naringenin on NaN3induced injury in ARPE19 cells for 72h (aP<0.05,bP<0.01 vs model control, cP<0.05,dP<0.01 vs vehicle control, ±s, n=6)(略)
Figure 4 Effect of naringenin on tBHPinduced injury in ARPE19 cells for 12h A: not rinsed with PBS before adding MTT; B: washed with PBS before adding MTT (aP<0.05, bP<0.01 vs model control, cP<0.05,dP<0.01 vs vehicle control, ±s, n=6)(略)
Figure 5 Effect of naringenin on H2O2induced injury in cells for 24h (aP<0.05, bP<0.01 vs model control, cP<0.05,dP<0.01 vs vehicle control, ±s, n=6)(略)
Figure 6 Effect of naringenin on NaIO3induced injury in cells for 72h (aP<0.05, bP<0.01 vs model control, cP<0.05,dP<0.01 vs vehicle control. ±s, n=6)(略)
Endothelial cells played an important role in the process of CNV development [14]. 3, 10, and 30mg/L naringenin inhibited the proliferation of HUVEC, which suggested that naringenin might inhibit the development of CNV in vivo. These results indicate that naringenin might be useful to prevent wet AMD. It is interesting to find out that 3mg/L naringenin increased hypoxia, H2O2, and NaIO3induced damage in HUVEC. These results indicate that naringenin alone could inhibit the formation of CNV, and could also protect the endothelial cells of blood vessel from oxidative stress if the endothelial cells were attacked by some oxidants. The result of antioxidant effect of naringenin on H2O2induced damage in HUVEC was consistent with previous publication [15] which reported that naringenin was effective as an inhibitor of H2O2induced oxidative stress in HUVEC and could protect cell viability with ≥85% viable cells compared with the control without apparent nuclear condensation or DNA fragmentation.
In conclusion, the present study showed that naringenin could reverse hypoxia, NaN3, tBHP, H2O2, and NaIO3induced injury in ARPE19 cells, and improve the proliferation of ARPE19 cells. Furthermore, naringenin could inhibit the proliferation of HUVEC and increased hypoxia, H2O2, and NaIO3induced damage at the same time. These results indicate that naringenin is not only useful to treat dry AMD but also the wet AMD. Thus, naringenin might become a promising candidate for treating AMD in the future. 上一页 [1] [2] |