Curcumina promueve la apoptosis extrínseca en células de osteosarcoma canino

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https://doi.org/10.33448/rsd-v9i10.9231

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Citotoxicidad; D-17; Inmunocitoquímica; Muerte celular.

Resumen

El osteosarcoma canino es el tumor óseo más común en perros. Tiene una intensa capacidad metastásica y la supervivencia del paciente es baja en esta enfermedad. La curcumina, el compuesto más importante derivado de la planta Curcuma longa L., ha sido ampliamente estudiado y ha mostrado efectos antineoplásicos considerables contra varios tumores. Este estudio tiene como objetivo identificar la activación de proteínas específicas de las vías de apoptosis, supervivencia tumoral y mal pronóstico de esta enfermedad en células OSC del linaje D-17. Para ello, las células se cultivaron y trataron con curcumina a concentraciones de 20 μM, 50 μM y 100 μM en portaobjetos, que se prepararon y fijaron. Posteriormente, se realizó la técnica de inmunocitoquímica con anticuerpos anti-caspasa3, anti-JNK, anti-AMPK, anti-p53, anti-AKT y anti-mTOR. Se observó que la curcumina activó en células de osteosarcoma canino in vitro las proteínas de muerte celular caspasa-3, JNK y AMPK, redujo la expresión de la proteína p53 mutada y no alteró las proteínas AKT y mTOR. Así, se encontró que la curcumina promueve la apoptosis extrínseca mediada por caspasa, JNK y cAMP / AMPK en células de osteosarcoma canino. Además, tiene el potencial de mejorar el pronóstico tumoral de esta enfermedad al inactivar el p53 mutado. Sin embargo, no interfiere con la expresión de AKT / mTOR, relacionada con la proliferación y supervivencia tumoral. Tales resultados servirán de base para futuros estudios que analicen el efecto de la curcumina in vivo sobre esta enfermedad.

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SOARES, N. P. .; NEPOMUCENO, L. L. .; CRUZ, V. de S. .; ARNHOLD, E. .; VIEIRA, V. de S. .; BORGES, J. C. de A. .; PEREIRA, D. K. S.; PEREIRA, K. F.; ARAÚJO, E. G. de . Curcumina promueve la apoptosis extrínseca en células de osteosarcoma canino. Research, Society and Development, [S. l.], v. 9, n. 10, p. e7289109231, 2020. DOI: 10.33448/rsd-v9i10.9231. Disponível em: https://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/9231. Acesso em: 1 jul. 2024.

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