Esculentoside H
Phytolaccaceae has anti-tumor activity, the mechanism may be related to the capacity of Esculentoside H for TNF release.
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Effect of esculentoside H on release of tumor necrosis factor from mouse peritoneal macrophages.[Pubmed:
8010057]
METHODS AND RESULTS:
Effect of Esculentoside H (EH) on release of tumor necrosis factor (TNF) from murine peritoneal macrophage (Mphi) in vitro was studied. The results showed that Esculentoside H (12.5-200 micrograms.ml-1) induced the thioglycolate-broth elicited peritoneal Mphi to release TNF into supernatants in a dose-dependent manner, and higher levels of TNF activity were detected in the supernatants from Esculentoside H-stimulated calcimycin-primed Mø culture. Esculentoside H-induced TNF release had a different type of kinetics compared with that of lipopolysaccharides (LPS). LPS-induced release of TNF increased rapidly until 6 h after LPS stimulation, then declined gradually, while Esculentoside H-induced TNF release increased gradually after Esculentoside H stimulation and reached its peak at approximately 24 h later.
CONCLUSIONS:
These results suggested that the anti-tumor mechanisms of Phytolaccaceae may be related to the capacity of Esculentoside H for TNF release.
