Antiangiogenic potential of Jatropha curcas latex in the chick chorioallantoic membrane model
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https://doi.org/10.15448/1980-6108.2019.1.32157Palavras-chave:
pinhão-manso, pinhão de purga, agentes antineoplásicos, membrana corioalantoide.Resumo
***Potencial antiangiogênico do látex de Jatropha curcas em modelo de membrana corioalantoica de embrião de galinha***
OBJETIVOS: Realizar uma caracterização físico-química e fitoquímica do látex de Jatropha curcas e investigar o seu potencial antiangiogênico.
MÉTODOS: foi realizada uma caracterização físico-química inicial do látex de J. curcas utilizando as análises termogravimétricas e a espectroscopia com a Transformada de Fourier. Depois disso, fenóis, taninos e flavonoides foram quantificados. Finalmente, o potencial do látex de J. curcas em inibir a angiogênese foi avaliado através do uso de modelo de membrana corioalantoica de embrião de galinha. Cinco grupos, cada um com 20 ovos de galinha fertilizados, tiveram a membrana corioalantoica exposta às seguintes soluções: (1) água, controle negativo; (2) dexametasona, inibidor da angiogênese; (3) Regederm®, controle positivo; (4) 25% de látex de J. curcas diluído em água; (5) 50% de látex de J. curcas diluído em água; e (6) látex bruto de J. curcas. A análise da rede vascular recém-formada foi feita por meio de imagens capturadas e quantificação do número de pixels. Análises histológicas foram realizadas para avaliar os parâmetros de inflamação, neovascularização e hiperemia. Os resultados foram analisados estaticamente com nível de significância estabelecido em p˂0,05.
RESULTADOS: A caracterização físico-química mostrou que o látex de J. curcas apresenta uma baixa quantidade de cis-1,4-poliisopreno, o que reduz sua elasticidade e estabilidade térmica. Análises fitoquímicas do látex de J. curcas identificaram uma quantidade significativa de fenóis, taninos e flavonoides (51,9%, 11,8% e 0,07% respectivamente). Usando o modelo de membrana corioalantoica de ovo de galinha embrionado, demonstrou-se o potencial antiangiogênico do látex de J. curcas. O látex induziu a diminuição da vascularização das membranas, em comparação aos grupos controle neutro e positivo (água e Regederm®).
CONCLUSÕES: O látex de J. curcas apresentou baixa estabilidade térmica, ausência ou pouca quantidade de borracha e presença de fenóis, taninos e flavonoides em sua composição. Além disso, apresentou alta atividade antiangiogênica no modelo de membrana corioalantoica de embrião de galinha. A combinação de propriedades antimutagênicas, citotóxicas, anti-inflamatórias, antioxidantes e antiangiogênicas faz com que o látex de J. curcas seja um alvo potencial para o desenvolvimento de novos medicamentos.
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