EFFECTS OF ADVANCED GLYCATION END PRODUCTS ON FUNCTION AND ANGIOGENESIS OF ADIPOSE TISSUE-DERIVED STEM CELLS AND PROTECTIVE EFFECTS OF DANHONG INJECTION

Objectives To investigate the effects of N e -(carboxymethyl) Lysine albumin (CMLs), a primary advanced glycation end products isoform in diabetic body, on function and angiogenesis of adipose tissue-derived stem cells (ADSCs) and protective effects of Danhong injection. Methods ADSCs were obtained by combination with enzymatically digestion and centrifugation,and then were identified to observe cultured cells’ morphology and induce differentiation towards adipocytes, osteocytes and chondrocytes. The cells were exposed to 5 different interventions respectively for 24 hours, including PBS, 60 μg/mlBSA, 60 μg/ml CML-BSA, 0.5 ul/ml DH and 60 μg/mlCML-BSA + 0.5 ul/ml DH. The proliferation capability of such cells were evaluated using WST-1 assay, migration ability were explored by transwell assay, the apoptoticrates were investigated by FCM, secreted VEGF in culture supernatant were measured by ELISA, and angiogenesis of such cells was observed in matrigel invitro. Results Compared with the BSA control group, proliferation, migration and secretion capability of ADSCs were inhibited by stimuli with CML-BSA (n = 6, P P P Conclusions CMLs could significantly inhibit proliferation, migration, but promote apoptosis and reduce VEGF expression and secretion of ADSCs. DH injection would partially reverses the negative effects of CMLs. CMLs could significantly inhibit angiogenesis of ADSCs, which would partially reversed by DH injection.