Use of S1P receptor inhibitor in preparing product for preventing and treating ankylosing spondylitis
An ankylosing spondylitis, receptor inhibitor technology, applied in the field of medicine and biology, can solve the problems of not being able to block the occurrence of pathological osteogenesis in patients, and there is no effective method for excessive osteogenesis.
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[0026] Example 1 Animal Experiments: Effects of S1P Receptor Inhibitors on Pathological Osteogenesis and Spinal Fusion in Mice
[0027] The process of animal experimentation is as follows figure 1 Shown:
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[0029] SKG mice, developed by Japan's CLEA Company, have a genetic mutation in the SH2 domain of ZAP-70 (a key signal transduction molecule in T cells). Due to the disorder of T cell signal transduction, the excessive proliferation of inflammatory T cells in SKG mice results in systemic chronic arthritis and extra-articular manifestations. About 2 weeks after a single induction with curdlan, the mice developed systemic multiple arthritis and abnormal bone metabolism, and developed spinal fusion about 8 weeks after induction. Because the phenotype is similar to the clinical manifestations of AS patients, it is widely used as a disease model of AS.
[0030] The SKG mice used in this experiment were all purchased from CLEA, Japan. When the mice were...
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