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Genistein의 Endocannabinoid system (ECS) 활성 유도를 통한 피부염 손상 회복 효과

Genistein Recovers Dermatitis Damage through Endocannabinoid System (ECS) Activity

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목적: 6주된 생쥐에서 피부염 유발한 후 genistein과 palmitoylethanolamide (PEA)를 투여하여 피부염 손상 회복 효과를 알아보고자 하였다. 방법: 6주된 생쥐를 대조군 (Ctrl), 피부염 유발군 (AcDE), 피부염 유발 후 genistein 투여군 (GsT), 피부염 유발 후 PEA 투여군 (PEAT)으로 나누었다. 각 군에 7마리씩 배정하였다. 피부염 유발 후 투약 3일 후 피부 장벽의 변화를 관찰하였다. 결과: GsT과 PEAT에서는 AcDE에 비해 적은 피부 손상을 보였으며, GsT이 제일 낮은 피부손상을 보였다. CB1와 CB2 발현의 intensity는 AcDE에 비해 GsT (64%, 39%)와 PEAT (38%, 28%)는 증가하였다. E-cadherin 양성반응은 AcDE에서 감소한 반면 GsT (76%)와 PEAT (34%)는 증가하였다. p-JNK 양성반응은 AcDE에서 증가하였고, GsT (60%)와 PEAT (39%)는 감소하였다. Genistein이 투여된 3OGsT와 PEA가 투여된 3OPEAT의 간조직에서 간독성이 관찰되지 않았다결론: Genistein이 Endocannabinoid system (ECS) 활성 유도를 통하여 피부염 손상 회복 효과가 있음을 확인하였다.

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Objectives: After inducing dermatitis in 6-week-old mice, we tried to find out the effects of recovery in the damaged skin by administering genistein and palmitoylethanolamide (PEA) Methods: The 6-week-old mice were divided into the control group (Ctrl), dermatitis causing group (AcDE), genistein-administered group after the onset of dermatitis (GsT), and PEA-administered group after the onset of dermatitis (PEAT). Seven mice were assigned to each group. Changes in the skin barrier were observed after three days of administration following the onset of dermatitis. Results: In the GsT and PEAT, there was less skin damage compared to the AcDE, and the lowest skin damage showed in the GsT. The intensity of CB1 and CB2 expression was increased by 64% (CB1) and 39% (CB2) in the GsT, and 38% (CB1) and 28% (CB2) in the PEAT compared to the AcDE. The E-catherin positive reaction was decreased in the AcDE, while the E-catherin positive reaction was increased in the GsT (76%) and PEAT (34%). The p-JNK positive reaction was increased in the AcDE, while the p-JNK positive reaction was decreased in the GsT (60%) and PEAT (39%). Toxic Hepatopathy was not observed in the liver tissue of Genistein administered 3OGsT, and PEA administered 3OPEAT. Conclusions: Genistein has recovery effect on dermatitis damage through active induction of the endocannabin system (ECS).

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