Molecular mechanism of cerebral ischemia and blood-brain barrier injury prevention and treatment Chinese medicine and Recent Research.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 17 Molecular mechanism of cerebral ischemia and blood-brain barrier injury prevention and treatment Chinese medicine and Recent Research Abstract Cerebral ischemia can cause destruction of blood-brain barrier structure and function, while the blood-brain barrier is the result of cerebral ischemic injury, but also trigger the brain tissue damage and further reasons. Chinese medicine in ischemic cascade of injury prevention and treatment have made a more positive effect, especially in the blood-brain barrier injury after cerebral ischemia in transmembrane transporter proteins, proteolytic enzymes, inflammatory adhesion molecules and water channel proteins and other molecular mechanisms context also received some progress, and prospects of Chinese medicine to control blood-brain barrier injury in the physical imaging technology with the development of modern biotechnology with greater prospects. Keywords: Cerebral ischemia; blood-brain barrier damage; molecular mechanism; traditional Chinese medicine; Review Abstract: Cerebral ischemia can lead to the structure and function of the blood  brain barrier damage, and cerebral ischemic damage is the result of the blood  brain barrier, also trigger further the brain damage.Chinese medicine cerebral ischemic cascade reaction to the injury effect has been made with some degree of certainty. In particular, the blood  brain barrier damage after cerebral ischemia in the transmembrane protein transporter, proteolytic enzymes, aquaporin, inflammatory adhesion molecules and other molecular mechanism have been some progress.Prospect BBB injury prevention medicine with modern biological physical imaging technology will have greater prospects for development. Keywords:: cerebral ischemia; blood  brain barrier; molecular mechanisms; Chinese medicine; review Blood-brain barrier (blood  brain barrier, BBB), mainly by brain microvascular endothelial system of the capil