Use of sulfated oligosaccharides as inhibitors of cardiovascular disease
A technology of sulfated oligosaccharides, sulfated, applied in the direction of cardiovascular system diseases, medical preparations containing active ingredients, oligosaccharides, etc., can solve the problems of little understanding of the factors of ECM degradation
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[0037] The preparation of embodiment 1 sulfated oligosaccharide
[0038] Two sources of oligosaccharides can be used for the following sulfation. The first source is oligosaccharides from naturally occurring polysaccharides. Common preparation methods include enzymatic or chemical partial depolymerization of polysaccharides and size fractionation of the resulting oligosaccharides. Examples of polysaccharides from which oligosaccharides are prepared are mannan and phosphomannan exogenous polysaccharides from the yeast Pichia holstii. The second source is fully synthetic oligosaccharides containing hexoses prepared by chemical polymerization of hexose monomers. A method of making these fully synthetic oligosaccharides is disclosed in the previous International Patent Application PCT / AU96 / 00238. This international patent application also describes an exogenous polysaccharide from yeast Pichia holstii with the structure P-6-Man-α-(1→3)-Man-α-(1→3)-Man-α-...
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[0040] Use of Sulfated Oligosaccharides to Inhibit Hyperplasia of Vascular Smooth Muscle Materials and Methods Sulfated Oligosaccharides
[0041] Mannopentaose phosphate was isolated from exogenous polysaccharides of yeast Pichia holstii and sulfated as disclosed in International Patent Application PCT / AU96 / 00238. Angiogenesis model
[0042] Two approaches can be used to induce vascular proliferation. In the first method, an approximately 1 cm long carotid artery was dissected from male Fisher 344 rats (18-30 weeks old) after anesthesia. Clamp both ends of the 1 cm long arterial segment with padded arterial forceps. Inject a small amount of saponin solution (0.5 mg / ml PBS solution) into the arterial segment with a needle numbered 30, keep it for 2 minutes, and then absorb the solution. Ligate (5 / 0 silk) a 1 cm long arterial segment at each end of the pinhole, remove the arterial clamp, put the artery back, and suture the wound. The next day the rats were divided...
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