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Objective:To observe the mechanism of Humifuse euphorbia on tumor angiogenesis in H22 liver cancer mice by regulating signal pathway of nuclear factor kappa-B/vascular endothelial growth factor (NF-κB/VEGF). Method:The models of SPF grade Kunming mice with H22 liver cancer were established through armpit injection. The animals with successful modeling were randomly divided into five groups:model control group
cyclophosphamide group (ip
50 mg·kg-1)
high-dose group (ig
4.50 g·kg-1)
middle-dose group (ig
2.25 g·kg-1) and low-dose group (ig
1.13 g·kg-1)
with 10 mice in each group. Their weights and tumor weights were measured after the 14-day drug administration. Index of tumor was calculated. Tumor micro-vessel density
which was marked as platelet endothelial cell adhesion molecule-31
was detected by immunohistochemitry. Tumor tissue NF-κB
VEGF
tumor necrosis factor-α(TNF-α)mRNA expressions were detected by polymerase chain reaction and protein expression by immunohistochemitry. Result:Compared with model group
H. euphorbia could significantly reduce tumor weigh (P<0.01). High-dose group showed an inhibition rate of 59.1% for H22 liver cancer in mice. CD31 expression of the high-dose group was significantly lower than that of the model group
while the expressions of NF-κB
TNF-α
VEGF mRNA and protein in tumor tissue were significantly decreased (P<0.01). Conclusion:H. euphorbia can inhibit the growth of H22 liver cancer mice
and its mechanism is probably related to the inhibition of the growth of tumor angiogenesis