This invention relates to the field of
biomedical technology, and in particular to the application of hD1R
protein in the preparation of drugs for the treatment of AML. Addressing the current lack of systematic and in-depth research on whether hD1R
protein can directly act on AML cells and whether it has a synergistic effect with existing standard
chemotherapy drugs (such as anthracyclines), this invention, through a series of
in vivo and
in vitro experiments and the construction of a NOD / SCID mouse
transplantation model, confirms that hD1R
protein alone can effectively inhibit AML
cell proliferation, induce
apoptosis, inhibit AML
cell colony formation, and downregulate the expression of the key anti-
apoptotic gene Bcl2 in AML cells. It also confirms that hD1R treatment can significantly prolong the survival of model mice. Furthermore, by setting up a Dox+hD1R group (combined experimental group), it is confirmed that when hD1R protein is used in combination with
anthracycline chemotherapy drugs, it exhibits significant synergistic effects in inhibiting AML
cell proliferation, promoting AML cell
apoptosis, downregulating the expression of the anti-
apoptotic gene Bcl2 in AML cells, and inhibiting AML cell
colony formation.