2013
DOI: 10.1007/s10517-013-1987-6
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Effects of Pancragen on The Differentiation of Pancreatic Cells During Their Ageing

Abstract: Expression of differentiation markers was found to be reduced during ageing of pancreatic cells. Tetrapeptide pancragen stimulates the expression of differentiation factors of acinar (Pdx1, Ptfla) and islet of Langerhans (Pdx1, Pax6, Pax4, Foxa2, NKx2.2) cells in "young" and " aged" cultures. Differentiation of acinar and islet pancreatic cells induced by pancragen can be a mechanism underlying its anti-diabetic and anti-inflammatory effects. Thus, transcription factors that regulate differentiation of pancrea… Show more

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“…An increase in cell culture passages number results in decreased gene expression levels of differentiation factors; this is necessary in order to induce maturation of islet pancreatic cells [15]. It is understood that absence/depression of synthesis of these proteins results in a disturbed development of pancreatic cells from pluripotent cells [6].…”
Section: Dockingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…An increase in cell culture passages number results in decreased gene expression levels of differentiation factors; this is necessary in order to induce maturation of islet pancreatic cells [15]. It is understood that absence/depression of synthesis of these proteins results in a disturbed development of pancreatic cells from pluripotent cells [6].…”
Section: Dockingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, we assume that peptide regulation of gene expression existing under physiological conditions should not lead to overexpression of genes. Even an increase of genes expression 2-3 times by peptide KEDW promotes the synthesis of pancreatic differentiation factor regulators by 2-3 times, which leads to the restoration of pancreatic function, as shown in animal studies [13][14] [15]. We could assume that if the expression of genes and the synthesis of the corresponding proteins increased tenfold it would lead to short-term improvement of pancreatic function and rapid resource depletion with long-term negative consequences.…”
Section: Dockingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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