MUCOPROTECTIVE ACTIVITY OF SHARK SQUALENE FOR ETHENOL INDUCED MUCOSAL DAMAGE IN RATS

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EVALUATION OF MUCOPROTECTIVE ACTIVITY OF SHARK

SQUALENE AGAINST ETHENOL-INDUCED MUCOSAL DAMAGE IN RATS


1.0 OBJECTIVE OF STUDIES :

      Identification, Characterization of Shark squalene.

     To investigate mucoprotective activity of Shark squalene on Ethanol-induced mucosal damage models in rats.


 

2.0   TEST SYSTEM DETAILS:

Species                  : Rattus norvegicus (Rat)

Strain                    : Wistar or Sprague Dawley

Age                       : 8-10 weeks

Body Wight          : 120-200 g

Sex                        : Male/Female

No. of animals      : 8 /Group

Total Animals       : Model (40+05 Extra= 45)



 

3.0   ALLOCATION OF GROUPS:


Groups

Treatment

Dose; ROA

No. of Animals

G1

Normal Control

Normal saline or 0.25% Na-CMC

8

G2

Negative Control

Pyloric ligation group

8

G3

Reference Drug- Ranitidine

30 mg/kg; p.o.

8

G4

Test Formulation-1

X mg/kg; p.o.

8

G5

Test Formulation -2

XX mg/kg; p.o.

8

*The doses and ROA (Routes of administration) will be decided based on the type of reference drug 

4.0  METHOD:

      In this method, the rats will be treated for 7 days with Shark squalene.

After seven days of treatment, animals fasted for 24 hours with free access to water.

Shark squalene and Standard drugs will be given orally before the administration of Ethanol.

The animals will be then killed 4 hours after the operation under the overdosage of anesthetic ether and gastric contents are collected.

After centrifugation, the gastric contents of each animal are individually assessed for gastric acidity, acid volume, pH, and mucin content.

The inhibition of gastric mucosa is quantified.

Lesions score will be defined as the sum of the length (mm) of gastric lesions observed and measurement of the length of the lesions will be performed.

 To assess the neuroprotective activity of Shark squalene by following  models,

       Aspirin-induced mucosal damage model in rats as per the method described.

 Swimming stress-induced mucosal damage model in rats as per the method described

 

5.0  END POINT PARAMETER(S):

·       Clinical observation

·       Feed water consumption

·       Body Weight.

·       The stomach will be isolated, weighed

·       The contents are subjected to centrifugation [3000rpm for 10min] and analyzed for volume, pH, free and total acidity, ulcer score ulcer index, gastric wall mucus content mucin content.

·       Antioxidant-activity- Lipid peroxidation & Catalase of Gastric tissue.

·       Measuring the protein, gastric mucosal barrier glutathione, lipid peroxidase, alkaline phosphate, etc.

·       Histopathological investigations of gastric mucosa in mucosal-damaged rats.

 

6.0  REFERENCE(S):

6.0  Shark squalene (shark liver oil) from VitaDigest. [online]. 2007 [cited 2009 Oct 9]; Available from: URL: http://www.vitadigest.com/vitamins--supplements-squalene.html

7.0  Solomon N, Passwater R, Joelssun I, Haimes L. Shark liver oil; Nature’s Amazing Healer. Kensington books; 1997.

8.0  Shark oil monograph from, Natural medicines comprehensive data base. Scientific Gold Standard for Evidence-Based clinical information on natural medicines. Therapeutic research faculty, Stockton: CA 95208; Nov 20, 2009.

9.0  Pugliese PT, Jordan K, Cederberg H, Brohult J. Some biological actions of   alkoxyglycerols from Shark liver oil. J Altern Complement Med.1988; 4:8799.

10.0                   Lewkowicz N, Lewkowicz P,Kurnatowska A, Tchorzewski H. Biological actions and Clinical applications of Shark liver oil. Pol Merkur Lekarskj 2006;20(119):598-601.

11.0                   Riber C , Wojdemann M, Bisgaard T, Ingels H, Rehfeld JF, Oslen O. Fish oil reduces   gastric acid secretion. Scand J Gastroenterol 1999;34:845-8.

12.0                   Mycek MJ, Harvey RA, Champe PC. Lippincott’s Illustrated Review, Pharmacology. 2nd ed. Philadelphia (NY): Lippincott-Raven   Publishers; 1997. p. 236-41.

13.0                   Nutrasanus. [online]. 2009 Available from: URL: http://www.nutrasanus.com/shark-liver-oil.html

14.0                   Shark squalene (shark liver oil) from VitaDigest. [online]. 2007 [cited 2009 Oct 9]; Available from: URL: http://www.vitadigest.com/vitamins--supplements-squalene.html

15.0                   Solomon N, Passwater R, Joelssun I, Haimes L. Shark liver oil; Nature’s Amazing Healer. Kensington books; 1997.


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