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Anthocyanin can arrest the cone photoreceptor degeneration and act as a novel treatment for retinitis pigmentosa 被引量:9

Anthocyanin can arrest the cone photoreceptor degeneration and act as a novel treatment for retinitis pigmentosa
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摘要 Retinitis pigmentosa(RP)is a group of heterogeneous inherited retinal diseases that is characterized by primary death rod photoreceptors and the secondary loss of cones.The degeneration of cones causes gradual constriction of visual fields,leaving the central islands that are eventually snuffed out.Studies indicate that the hyperoxia causes oxidative damage in the retina and contributes to the cone death of RP.Moreover,abundant reactive oxidative species(ROS)which are generated in cones may result in mitochondria membrane depolarization,which has been ascribed a central role in the apoptotic process and has been proposed to act as a forward feeding loop for the activation of downstream cascades.Anthocyanin is a potent antioxidant which has been evidenced to be able to counteract oxidative damages,scavenge surplus ROS,and rectify abnormities in the apoptotic cascade.Taken together with its ability to attenuate inflammation which also contributes to the etiology of RP,it is reasonable to hypothesize that the anthocyanin could act as a novel therapeutic strategy to retard or prevent cone degeneration in RP retinas,particularly if the treatment is timed appropriately and delivered efficiently.Future pharmacological investigations will identify the anthocyanin as an effective candidate for PR therapy and refinements of that knowledge would ignite the hope of restoring the visual function in RP patients. Retinitis pigmentosa(RP)is a group of heterogeneous inherited retinal diseases that is characterized by primary death rod photoreceptors and the secondary loss of cones.The degeneration of cones causes gradual constriction of visual fields,leaving the central islands that are eventually snuffed out.Studies indicate that the hyperoxia causes oxidative damage in the retina and contributes to the cone death of RP.Moreover,abundant reactive oxidative species(ROS)which are generated in cones may result in mitochondria membrane depolarization,which has been ascribed a central role in the apoptotic process and has been proposed to act as a forward feeding loop for the activation of downstream cascades.Anthocyanin is a potent antioxidant which has been evidenced to be able to counteract oxidative damages,scavenge surplus ROS,and rectify abnormities in the apoptotic cascade.Taken together with its ability to attenuate inflammation which also contributes to the etiology of RP,it is reasonable to hypothesize that the anthocyanin could act as a novel therapeutic strategy to retard or prevent cone degeneration in RP retinas,particularly if the treatment is timed appropriately and delivered efficiently.Future pharmacological investigations will identify the anthocyanin as an effective candidate for PR therapy and refinements of that knowledge would ignite the hope of restoring the visual function in RP patients.
出处 《International Journal of Ophthalmology(English edition)》 SCIE CAS 2016年第1期153-158,共6页 国际眼科杂志(英文版)
基金 Supported by the National Key Development Program for Basic Research of China (973 research plan, No.2013CB967001)
关键词 retinitis pigmentosa reactive oxidativespecies APOPTOSIS cone photoreceptor ANTHOCYANIN retinitis pigmentosa reactive oxidativespecies apoptosis cone photoreceptor anthocyanin
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