CN101904861A - Application of Saccharomyces cerevisiae RNA in preparing medicine for promoting biologic metabolism and immunity - Google Patents

Application of Saccharomyces cerevisiae RNA in preparing medicine for promoting biologic metabolism and immunity Download PDF

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CN101904861A
CN101904861A CN 201010216628 CN201010216628A CN101904861A CN 101904861 A CN101904861 A CN 101904861A CN 201010216628 CN201010216628 CN 201010216628 CN 201010216628 A CN201010216628 A CN 201010216628A CN 101904861 A CN101904861 A CN 101904861A
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The invention discloses an application Saccharomyces cerevisiae RNA in preparing a medicine for promoting biologic metabolism and immunity. Saccharomyces cerevisiae RNA 25s and 18s sequences and human RNA 28s and 18s sequences are highly homological, so the sequences have high homogeny, high compatibility and high safety and can be easily absorbed and utilized by human body. The Saccharomyces cerevisiae RNA can facilitate the synthesis of the ribosomal DND nucleate of human body so as to activate the biologic metabolism and promote immunity.

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The application of saccharomyces cerevisiae RNA in preparation raising organism metabolism and immunity medicine
Technical field:
The present invention relates to the purposes of a kind of saccharomyces cerevisiae ribosome (RNA), the application of especially a kind of saccharomyces cerevisiae RNA in preparation raising organism metabolism and immunity medicine.
Background technology:
Saccharomyces cerevisiae (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) claim bakery yeast or budding yeast again, is the fungal bacterial strain that can be used for health food that ministry of Health of China first is recommended.The cell of saccharomyces cerevisiae is spherical or avette, and diameter 5-10 μ m contains protein about 50%, and the amino acid content height is rich in vitamin B group, also has abundant enzyme system and diversified economy to be worth very high biological active substances.Prehuman in several thousand in the modern food industrial aspect, is widely used as the good leaven and the nutrient of food such as human bread as basic food, steamed bread, steamed bun, cookies cake just with bakery yeast fermentation bread and drinks.
Summary of the invention:
The present invention finds all height homologies of saccharomyces cerevisiae ribosome (RNA) 25s, 18s sequence and human corresponding ribosome (RNA) 28s, 18s sequence, has invented the application of saccharomyces cerevisiae RNA in preparation raising organism metabolism and immunity medicine.
Technical solution of the present invention is: the application of a kind of saccharomyces cerevisiae RNA in preparation raising organism metabolism and immunity medicine.
The present invention prepares medicine with saccharomyces cerevisiae RNA, because saccharomyces cerevisiae ribosome (RNA) 25s, 18s sequence and human corresponding ribosome (RNA) 28s, 18s sequence be the height homology all, thereby have high homogeneity and a high-compatibility, thereby has high security, easilier be absorbed by the body and utilize, can promote human body internal ribosome nucleic acid synthetic better, thus activation organism metabolism and raising body immunity.
The specific embodiment:
Experimental example 1:
One. get a large amount of saccharomyces cerevisiae preservation strains, obtain the higher original strain Y37 of a strain nucleic acid content through primary dcreening operation and multiple sieve, on 100 cubic metres of hoisting type fermentation tanks, carry out continuous fermentation, the thalline that in incubation, obtains, extract ribonucleic acid, i.e. saccharomyces cerevisiae RNA through high temperature Sal method.
Utilize nucleic acid database foremost in the world, that know best---the GenBank (gene library) of U.S. biotechnology information centre, consulted and analyzed a large amount of gene mappings, respectively saccharomyces cerevisiae RNA 25s, 18s sequence and human corresponding ribosomal RNA 28s, 18s sequence are carried out homology comparison (seeing Table 1), both are the height homology all.
Table 1
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Annotate: 1) bp: base pair
2) percent is the percentage of homologous nucleotide sequence
Improve organism metabolism and immunity medicine with saccharomyces cerevisiae RNA preparation.
Two. the safety evaluatio result of the embodiment of the invention:
1. acute oral toxicity test:, belong to non-poisonous material to female, male KM chmice acute per os MTD>21.50g/kgbw; To female, the great and mighty or powerful Mus acute oral of SD MTD>21.5g/kgbw, belong to non-poisonous material.
2. genetic toxicity test: the result is all negative for three genetic toxicity tests (Salmonella reversion test, mouse bone marrow cells are had a liking for many micronucleus in erythrocytes tests and mouse sperm deformity test).
3.30 it feeding trial: with 1.25,2.50,5.00g/kgbw dosage, sneak into feedstuff in 1.25%, 2.50% and 5.00% ratio, mixing feeds brought Mus up 30 days; The control rats feed does not add the normal feedstuff 30 days of the embodiment of the invention.The result shows, experimental session, and each treated animal growth promoter is good, and each dosage of the embodiment of the invention does not have tangible harmful effect to rat body weight, weightening finish, per day food-intake and food utilization.The experiment end, 5.00g/kgbw organize female, male Mus blood sugar increasing (P<0.05), dirty weight of female Hepar Mus and liver/body ratio increases (P<0.01), kidney weight and kidney/body ratio and increases (P<0.01 and 0.05), and male Mus testis/body ratio increases (P<0.01): 2.50g/kgbw and organizes female Ren Mus/body ratio and male Mus testis/body ratio rising (P<0.05).1.25g/kgbw the group blood biochemical learn every index with every dirty/body ratio compares with tester, there is no notable difference or the change of clinical meaning arranged.Each dosage group hematological indices and matched group compare, there was no significant difference (P>0.05).Gross anatomy is not seen the abnormal change relevant with being subjected to the sample product with tissue pathology checking.
Three. the embodiment of the invention is to the influence of mouse antibodies cellulation
Antibody-producting cell detects (Jerne improves slide method):
Through variance analysis, F=9.6204, P=0.0001.300mg/kg.bw the dosage group is compared with control group mice, its antibody-producting cell is counted there was no significant difference (P>0.05); 600mg/kg.bw compare with control group mice with 900mg/kg.bw dosage group, there were significant differences for its antibody-producting cell number average (P<0.01), sees Table 2.
Table 2. saccharomyces cerevisiae RNA is to the influence of mouse antibodies cellulation
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*Expression is compared with matched group, P<0.01
Four. the embodiment of the invention is engulfed the influence of chicken red blood cell ability to Turnover of Mouse Peritoneal Macrophages
Phagocytic percentage: through variance analysis, F=4.0819, P=0.0130.300mg/kg.bw compares with control group mice with 600mg/kg.bw dosage group, and its peritoneal macrophage is engulfed the phagocytic percentage of chicken red blood cell there are no significant difference (P>0.05); 900mg/kg.bw the dosage group is compared with control group mice, the phagocytic percentage that its peritoneal macrophage is engulfed chicken red blood cell has significant difference (P<0.05), sees Table 3.
Phagocytic index: through variance analysis, F=8.1078, P=0.0003.300mg/kg.bw the dosage group is compared with control group mice, its peritoneal macrophage is engulfed the phagocytic index there was no significant difference (P>0.05) of chicken red blood cell; 600mg/kg.bw the dosage group is compared with control group mice, the phagocytic percentage that its peritoneal macrophage is engulfed chicken red blood cell all has significant difference (P<0.05); 900mg/kg.bw the dosage group is compared with control group mice, the phagocytic percentage that its peritoneal macrophage is engulfed chicken red blood cell has significant difference (P<0.01), sees Table 3.
Table 3. saccharomyces cerevisiae RNA engulfs the influence of chicken red blood cell ability to Turnover of Mouse Peritoneal Macrophages
Per os gives mice (Balb/c) 300mg/kgbw, 600mg/kgbw and 900mg/kgbw dosage saccharomyces cerevisiae RNA, tests after 30 days.In mice serum hemolysin determination test, each dosage group is compared with control group mice, and its antibody product all has significant difference.600mg/kgbw compares with control group mice with 900mg/kgbw dosage group in the antibody-producting cell test experience, and its antibody-producting cell number average has significant difference.Engulf in the chicken red blood cell test in Turnover of Mouse Peritoneal Macrophages, 900mg/kgbw dosage group is compared with control group mice, and the phagocytic percentage that its peritoneal macrophage is engulfed chicken red blood cell has significant difference.600mg/kgbw compares with control group mice with 900mg/kgbw dosage group, and the phagocytic percentage that its peritoneal macrophage is engulfed chicken red blood cell has significant difference.Clean up in the experiment at mice carbon, each dosage group is compared with control group mice, and its phagocytic index a all has significant difference.Can think that according to evaluation criterion saccharomyces cerevisiae RNA has the enhancing immunity function.

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