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Caractérisation et étude des propriétés immunomodulatrices, anti-inflammatoires et anti-tumorales des molécules bioactives extraites d’Helix aspersa

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dc.contributor.author Kouachi, Meriem
dc.contributor.author Naimi, Dalila
dc.date.accessioned 2022-05-24T08:56:33Z
dc.date.available 2022-05-24T08:56:33Z
dc.date.issued 2017-10-26
dc.identifier.uri http://depot.umc.edu.dz/handle/123456789/4793
dc.description.abstract A competent immune system is capable of detecting and eliminating not only viruses and bacteria, but also cancer cells. However, these cells can develop an escape strategy allowing the formation of malignant tumor following immunosuppression. It is therefore necessary to look for new anti-tumor drugs with an immunostimulatory potential. Research in this field focuses on the extraction and purification of these molecules from medicinal plants. However, the aim of our work is to seek and demonstrate the immunomodulatory effect of animal extracts: the Helix aspersa snail, a species widely used and widely consumed in the Mediterranean countries. Our work begins with a characterization of the extracts (slime, homogenate and aqueous extract) and an evaluation of the toxic dose in order to choose the appropriate doses to use during our experiments. The extracts showed no toxicity to experimental animals; Therefore, the doses of 20 ml / Kg of slime, 5 mg / Kg of homogenate and 300 μl / mouse of aqueous extract were chosen. The immunomodulatory effect was shown to be immunostimulatory when performing a carbon clearance test, which led us to investigate other therapeutic effects. Our extracts also exert an anti-inflammatory effect against chemo-induced experimental colitis. Untreated chronic colitis is likely to develop as a colorectal tumor. The anti-inflammatory effect of the extracts prompted us to check the antiproliferative effect. The investigation of the antitumor effect was carried out in vitro, on a culture of MCF7 mammary tumor cells and in vivo, on an experimental chemo-induced colorectal cancer. In vitro experiments showed an inhibition of tumor cell proliferation at 56.39%. In vivo, observation of the histological sections of the colonists confirmed that the extracts repaired the architecture of the colonic mucosa after the installation of the chemoinduced tumor. The Helix aspersa snail has several therapeutic effects. It would therefore be interesting to introduce it into the daily diet as a preventive or supplementary food for a curative purpose.
dc.language.iso fr
dc.publisher Université Frères Mentouri - Constantine 1
dc.subject Helix aspersa
dc.subject bave
dc.subject homogénat
dc.subject extrait aqueux
dc.subject immunostimulation
dc.subject inflammation
dc.subject prolifération tumorale
dc.subject slime
dc.subject homogenate
dc.subject aqueous extract
dc.subject tumor proliferation
dc.subject الحلزون هيليكس اسبيرس
dc.subject لعاب
dc.subject جناسة
dc.subject مستخلص المائي
dc.subject تحفيزمناعي
dc.subject التهاب
dc.subject ورم
dc.title Caractérisation et étude des propriétés immunomodulatrices, anti-inflammatoires et anti-tumorales des molécules bioactives extraites d’Helix aspersa
dc.title application dans la prévention du cancer colorectal expérimental chimio induit.
dc.type Thesis


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