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Effects of Extract and Phenol Glycoside from Rose Petals on the Amylin Fibrils

DOI: 10.4236/oalib.1103343, PP. 1-9

Subject Areas: Biochemistry

Keywords: Electron Microscopy, Amylin, Amyloidosis, Ethanol Extract of Rose Petals, Phenol Glycoside from Rose Petals

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Abstract

Peptide amyloidoses are considered as causes of a variety of pathologies (Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, type 2 diabetes, etc.). In the present work, the results of the transmission and scanning electron microscopy (TEM and SEM) were used to study the effects of the ethanol extract of rose petals and phenol glycoside fraction, isolated from it, on the fibrillation of the amyloid polypeptide amylin (AIAPP), which is toxic for islet cells. At TEM and SEM visualization of amylin fibrils, the size, form-factor, distribution by dimension and by polymorphism degree were taken into account. The nature of conformational diversity of aggregates of varying degree was analyzed. The analyses showed simultaneous presence of various structural forms: protofibrils, mature fibrils and ribbon-like forms. In case of plant preparations, a) inclusions of their particles caused increase of fibril dimention; b) amorphous bundles without clear configuration of the structure appeared, etc. These observations are in concordance with the earlier observed ability of these plant preparations to hinder the amylin fibrillation and to protect the islet cells from the toxicity of aggregated amylin. The findings of the present work demonstrate TEM and SEM as reasonable approaches in seeking effective antiamyloidogenic agents.

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Hovnanyan, K. , Sharoyan, S. , Antonyan, A. , Hovnanyan, N. and Mardanyan, S. (2017). Effects of Extract and Phenol Glycoside from Rose Petals on the Amylin Fibrils. Open Access Library Journal, 4, e3343. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.4236/oalib.1103343.

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