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Application of sinomenine in prevention and treatment of fish enterohepatitis caused by soybean meal feed

A sinomenine and fish technology, applied in the field of aquatic nutrition, can solve the problems of easily producing drug-resistant strains, endangering human health, and increasing the dosage of drugs, so as to avoid residues and environmental safety problems, have no toxic side effects, Effect of suppressing intestinal inflammation

Active Publication Date: 2021-03-09
INST OF AQUATIC LIFE ACAD SINICA
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Problems solved by technology

A large number of long-term use of antibiotics can easily produce drug-resistant strains, resulting in frequent outbreaks of fish enteritis in some areas, and the phenomenon of increased dosage and long-term cure
Increased dosage and drug residues also cause aquatic animals to potentially endanger human health

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Embodiment 1

[0027] Example 1 Evolutionary analysis of the acetylcholine receptor protein of common farmed fish

[0028] Sinomenine, by binding to acetylcholine receptors, signals to activate cholinergic anti-inflammatory pathways. Therefore, in order to demonstrate the widespread existence of the acetylcholine anti-inflammatory pathway in farmed fish, we performed protein sequence alignment and constructed an NJ tree evolution analysis on the acetylcholine receptor nAchR-alpha7 of common farmed fish. Acetylcholine receptor nAchR-alpha7 protein in grass carp genome ( http: / / bioinfo.ihb.ac.cn / gcgd ) to find 2 genes and download their coding sequences. Other fish acetylcholine receptor nAchR-alpha7 protein sequences are from NCBI. Evolutionary analysis of the acetylcholine receptor nAchR-alpha7 protein in the cholinergic anti-inflammatory pathway in fish showed that (see figure 1 ), common farmed fish have this receptor, and the protein amino acid sequence similarity is very high (80%-1...

Embodiment 2

[0030] Example 2 Application of sinomenine as a feed additive in alleviating soybean meal-induced zebrafish intestinal and liver inflammation

[0031] KEGG pathway analysis of grass carp transcriptome suggested the existence of cholinergic anti-inflammatory pathway in fish: Intestinal inflammation of grass carp in 40% soybean meal replacement group had self-healing ability from week 5 to week 7. At each stage of the course of the disease, including 0 days, 3 weeks, 5 weeks, and 7 weeks, the transcriptome of the intestinal tissue was measured, and the analysis results in the KEGG pathway showed that the acetylcholine (Acetylcholine) pathway was involved in the occurrence and regression of soybean meal-induced enteritis. are activated ( figure 2 ), implying that the fish cholinergic anti-inflammatory pathway may exist.

[0032] 1. The experimental feed formula and preparation method of adding sinomenine in the zebrafish model

[0033] Table 1 Zebrafish SBMIE modeling and sino...

Embodiment 3

[0047] Example 3 Application of sinomenine as a feed additive in restoring soybean meal-induced zebrafish growth inhibition

[0048] 1. The formula and preparation method of the experimental feed for adding sinomenine in the zebrafish model, the formula and configuration method of the experimental feed for modeling zebrafish SBMIE and adding sinomenine are the same as in Example 2.

[0049] 2. After all the experimental zebrafish (2-month-old adult fish) were fed with the feed of the fishmeal group for 2 weeks, they were fed with the feed of the corresponding group for 3 weeks, and each time they were fed slowly until they no longer rushed for food. The food intake was about 23 mg per fish per day, and the growth and development of zebrafish were normal during the experimental stage, with a survival rate of over 98%.

[0050] 3. Determination of growth performance. In vivo 3Dmicro-CT was used to analyze the content and proportion of adipose tissue obtained from the zebrafish t...

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Abstract

The invention discloses application of sinomenine in prevention and treatment of soybean meal-induced fish enteritis and liver inflammation, and speculates that sinomenine is a potential drug for prevention and treatment of soybean meal-induced enterohepatitis in combination with intestinal tissue transcriptome results of grass carp disease modelling and integrated bioinformatics analysis. Zebra fish animal tests prove that sinomenine inhibits intestinal inflammation and relieves liver lesions (fatty liver or fibrosis) through feed addition, so that enterohepatitis caused by the soybean meal feed is relieved; meanwhile, growth is recovered from the perspective of increasing the fat content of the trunk of a fish body; and thus, the sinomenine can be used as a novel feed additive with an anti-enterohepatitis effect.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of aquatic nutrition, and specifically relates to the application of sinomenine in preventing and treating fish enterohepatitis induced by soybean meal. Background technique [0002] Aquatic animal enteritis is one of the main diseases that cause economic losses in aquaculture. Aquatic animals, especially fish and shrimp, need to add animal protein such as fishmeal to their feed. However, the shortage of fishmeal resources has become a key factor limiting the sustainable development of my country's aquaculture industry. Therefore, plant protein sources are used to replace fishmeal and improve its quality. Utilization rate is an inevitable choice for the development of aquaculture industry. However, when plant protein sources, such as soybean meal and cotton meal, replace fish meal in a large proportion, they will generally induce intestinal inflammation, liver disease and growth decline in fish, which limits the appli...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A23K50/80A23K10/30A23K10/37A61K31/485A61P1/00A61P1/16
CPCA23K50/80A23K10/30A23K10/37A61K31/485A61P1/00A61P1/16Y02P60/87Y02A40/818
Inventor 夏晓勤吴南黎明石米娟程莹寅张婉婷
Owner INST OF AQUATIC LIFE ACAD SINICA
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