Particles on the lowering of non-alcoholic fatty liver model of Serum Leptin and leptin receptor mRNA of the liver_0.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 14 Particles on the lowering of non-alcoholic fatty liver model of Serum Leptin and leptin receptor mRNA of the liver Of: Zhengpei Yong Liu Tao Xing Ma praised the military quarter light training [Abstract: Objective To observe the lipid particles of non-alcoholic fatty liver in rats serum leptin and leptin receptor mRNA of the liver. SD rats with high fat diet preparation methods of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease were randomly divided into Dongbaogantai group, low dose lipid-lowering particles, lipid particles in the dose group, lipid particles of high dose group and model control group. Treatment 4 weeks after the detection of relevant indicators. Results lipid particles can significantly reduce non-alcoholic fatty liver rat model of lipids (TG, TC) levels and lower serum leptin levels, increased hepatic expression of leptin receptor mRNA. Conclusion lipid-lowering particles can improve leptin resistance and to increase non-alcoholic fatty liver rat model of hepatic leptin receptor mRNA. [Keywords:] lipid particles in serum of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease animal model of leptin leptin receptor mRNA Abstract: Objective To investigate the effect of Jiangzhi Granulas on serum leptin and liver leptin receptor mRNA of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) rat. Methods The NAFLD SD rat model was established by high fat diet, then divided into five groups at random: model control group, Dongbaogantai group, Jiangzhi granulas low-dose group, middle-dose group and high-dose group. The relative indexes were detected respectively after 4 weeks’ treatment. Results Jiangzhi granulas can obviously reduce serum lipid (TC, TG), leptin and increase liver leptin receptor mRNA of NAFLD rat model. Conclusion Jiangzhi granulas can improve leptin resistence and increase liver leptin receptor mRNA of NAFLD rat model. Keywords:: Jiangzhi granulas, nonalcoholic fatty liver, serum leptin, leptin receptor mRNA, animal model Non-alcohol