Novel method for lowering breath resistance of bronchial asthma
A bronchial asthma and respiratory resistance technology, applied in the field of pathology, can solve the problems of unable to simulate the real situation, unable to provide MLCK function, unable to draw clear conclusions, etc., to improve the symptoms and course of asthma, reduce respiratory resistance, bronchial respiratory resistance reduced effect
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[0014] The present invention is described further below by embodiment.
[0015] 1. Construction of airway smooth muscle-specific knockout MLCK mice
[0016] First, the kinase domain of MLCK was removed from the BAC clone bMQ 366n04 by vector transformation technology, and then a Lox P sequence and a positive selection marker NeoFRT sequence were inserted on both sides of the 23-25 exons encoding the ATP binding site. Then the modified vector was linearized, electroporated into mouse embryonic stem cells to recombine with the alleles of the genome, positive clones were identified by PCR and Southern, and then the positive clones were injected into the blastocysts of pseudopregnant mother mice , so that they give birth to chimeric mice. The mouse was compared with the mouse SM-CreER that specifically expresses Cre recombinase in smooth muscle T2 (ki) mating, the positive mice born grow to 2-3 months, and 1 mg of tamoxifen drug (Sigma company) is injected intraperitoneally fo...
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