TESTVERFAHREN FÜR ANTIFIBROTISCHEN WIRKSTOFF
A novel method has been developed for screening anti-scarring and anti-fibrotic agents. This method offers simplicity, it is reproducible and could be adopted to screen a large number of new potential anti-fibrotic agents. This method has characteristics in common with the BAEC/BASMC co-culture syst...
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| description | A novel method has been developed for screening anti-scarring and anti-fibrotic agents. This method offers simplicity, it is reproducible and could be adopted to screen a large number of new potential anti-fibrotic agents. This method has characteristics in common with the BAEC/BASMC co-culture system, but is more sensitive and does not require screening a large number of clonal lines for developing an effective method. In this system, similarly to the co-culture system, activation of L-TGF- beta 1 occurs by several independent mechanisms which involve binding of the latent complex to M6P/IGF-II receptors, thrombospondin and/or tissue type II transglutaminase. But, in contrast to the co-culture system, this macrophage-dependent system does not appear to involve plasmin. Using this method, potential novel anti-fibrotic agents such as IGF-II (used separately or in combination with IGFBP-2 as a delivery vehicle), tissue type II transglutaminase inhibitors and anti-inflammatory agents (such as hydrocortisone) were identified. A potential novel mechanism of action for Mannose 6-Phosphate has been proposed which is based on downregulation of M6P/IGF-II receptor and TGF- beta 1 mRNAs. |
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