Bone is one of the most important tissues in the human body. Oxidative stress injury of chondrocytes and osteoblasts is closely related to arthritis and osteonecrosis, which will bring serious pain and burden to patients. The relationship between free radicals and diseases has become a research hotspot in the field of modern medicine and life sciences. Antioxidants can reduce or eliminate free radicals and prevent or reduce the damage of free radical oxidative stress. A large number of anti-free radical drugs or antioxidants have been developed one after another, and even free radicals have been used as auxiliary indicators for disease diagnosis.
Creative Bioarray can now provide screening and evaluation services for candidates of antioxidants and anti-free radical drugs based on the oxidative stress model of osteoblasts and chondrocytes. We will develop specific antioxidative stress programs and endoplasmic screening systems to help our clients assess the level of oxidative stress and the level of cell death.
As an expert in the field of cell stress, we can provide customers with a one-stop service. At the same time, our experimental scheme is very flexible, and customers can choose different schemes according to their own needs.
Evaluation of the protective effect of the candidate drug X on osteoblast injury
Calvarial osteoblasts of SD suckling rats were isolated and cultured. The experiment was divided into
The oxidative stress injury model of osteoblasts was established with H2O2 while osteoblasts were injured by oxidative stress, osteoblasts were cultured with serum-containing X candidate drugs, and the blank group was not treated.
The contents of malondialdehyde and superoxide dismutase in bone cells were measured
The expressions of nuclear factor E2 related factor 2 and heme oxygenase 1 protein in osteoblasts were detected by Western blot.
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