A method for constructing an animal model for evaluating the immune injury of mice caused by cigarette smoke and its application
A technology based on animal models and cigarette smoke, applied in the field of biomedicine, can solve problems such as the composition and function of the immune system
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[0054] Example 1 The establishment of the biological effect model of mouse smoking concentration and time and the experimental model of immune injury
[0055] How to evaluate the biological effects of smoking is the first problem related to the impact of subsequent smoking on the immune system, that is, the function of the body. Since smoking first affects the lungs, and the body's immune system is distributed in every organ and tissue of the body including the lungs, this example uses the method of scoring the pathological disease activity index (DAI) of the lungs of mice after smoking. The relationship between the dose and time of smoking and the effect is used for the evaluation of the impact on the immune system and function.
[0056] The disease activity index (DAI) scoring method and standard of lung pathology in mice after smoking are as follows:
[0057] Alveolar integrity score A1 (0-3 points): 0 points for alveolar integrity (-), 1 point for mild damage (+), 2 point...
Embodiment 2
[0073] Example 2 Using Animal Models to Evaluate the Effects of Smoking on the Regional Immunity of the Mice's Lungs
[0074] The smoke in this example comes from the control cigarette (production batch number 20150225-0) provided by Jiangxi China Tobacco Industry Co., Ltd., and the smoke is input into the animal smoking gas poisoning device (HRH-CSED) through the intelligent smoking machine (HRH-SM120) -K) in the airtight exposure cabin, and set the required cigarette smoke concentration in the exposure cabin space
[0075]Put the animals in the animal smoking gas poisoning device (HRH-CSED-K), set the smoke concentration of the mouse to be 60%, smoke 1 time / day, smoke 10min / time / day, 20min / time / day respectively , 40min / time / day; the normal control group did not smoke. Smoking was stopped after 1 month, and corresponding experiments were carried out. In this embodiment, the change of the cell content and the expression of cytokines in the mouse alveolar lavage fluid caused ...
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[0084] Embodiment 3 Utilizes animal model to evaluate the impact of smoking on body weight and immune organs of mice
[0085] This embodiment evaluates the condition that the smoke concentration of mice exposed to poison is 60%, the smoking time is divided into 10min / time / day, 20min / time / day, 40min / time / day, and the body weight and immune organs of mice after smoking for 1 month Impact. The normal control group did not smoke. Smoking was stopped after 1 month, and corresponding experiments were carried out to measure the changes in the body weight of the mice; the spleen and thymus were removed after the mice were sacrificed. Analytical balance weighing, calculation of immune organ coefficient.
[0086] After the mice smoked, the weights and coefficients of the immune organs thymus and spleen of the mice in each group are shown in Table 3-5. It can be seen from Table 3-5 that under the condition of smoke concentration of 60%, smoking 20min / time / day, 40min / time / day, and smok...
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