인삼 특수성분에 의한 마우스 복강거식세포의 항암특성
Restoration of Adriamycin and Vincristine Dependent Tumoricidal Activity by Ginseng Saponin in Mice with Implanted Tumor Cells
대한암학회지 1988년 20권 2호 p.126 ~ 132
이원영, 김주덕, 심우남, 고은희, 김병수,
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이원영 ( )
연세대학교 의과대학 미생물학교실
김주덕 ( )
연세대학교 의과대학 미생물학교실
심우남 ( )
연세암세터
고은희 ( )
연세암세터
김병수 ( )
연세암세터
KMID : 0360319880200020126
Abstract
The survival of implanted tumor cells in mice which had been treated with ginseng saponin in combination with either adriamycin or vincristine was evaluated. While the majority of tumor cells implanted into normal mice failed to surive(52.1 to 63.%), most of those implanted into mice which had been pretreated with either adriamycin or vincristine survived. If the mice were secondarily treated with ginseng saponin, the ability of adriamycin or vincristine to inhibit the survival of implanted tumor cells was restored within 24 hours.
Restoration of tumoricidal activity by ginseng saponin treatment was more evident in the adriamycin pretreated mice. Peritoneal macrophages isolated from mice pretreated with both ginseng saponin and adriamycin had more increased tumoricidal activity, when compared with those isolated from mice treated with adriamycin alone.
This ginseng saponin enhancement of tumoricidal activity was comparable to that obtained by treating mice with lymphokines, a product of PPD stimulated lymphocytes isolated from BCG treated mice. These results suggested that both adriamycin and vincristine may damage the macrophages required for the natural host defense machanism and allow the implanted tumor cells to survive. Ginseng saponin may, however, protect the macrophages from drug induced damage.
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