GUO Caiyun1, GAO Peng2, LI Junlian1, et al. Influence of Simulated Exogenous Pathogens on the General Situations of Normal and Immunocompromised Mice[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2011, 52(23): 2034-2036.
GUO Caiyun1, GAO Peng2, LI Junlian1, et al. Influence of Simulated Exogenous Pathogens on the General Situations of Normal and Immunocompromised Mice[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2011, 52(23): 2034-2036.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2011.23.016.
Influence of Simulated Exogenous Pathogens on the General Situations of Normal and Immunocompromised Mice
Objective To explore the influence of different exogenous pathogens such as wind
cold
damp
heat
on the general situations of mice. Methods Totally 64 Kunming mice were randomized into eight groups
including normal group
wind-cold group
cold-damp group
damp-heat group
immunocompromised group
wind-cold immunocompromised group
cold-damp immunocompromised group
and damp-heat immunocompromised group
with 8 in each. The wind-cold
cold-damp and damp-heat environmental conditions were prepared by climate incubator for making the exogenous enviroment models and cyclophosphamide was given continously for 3 days thorough intraperitoneal injection 80mg/(kg·d) for making the immunocompromised models. The spiritual activities
haircolor
skin
joints
and stools of mice were observed ervery day
and the food consumption
water consumption
and body weight were recorded at regular time for 7 days in succession. Results Compared with the normal group
the food and water consumption in all model groups was significantly decreased
and the growth of body weight was significantly slowed down. Compared with the immunocompromised group
the food consumption in the cold-damp immunocompromised group was decreased
the water consumption in the damp-heat immunocompromised group was decreased
and the body weight of these two groups was reduced than before modeling(P<0.05). Compared with the corresponding exogenous pathogen groups
the food and water consumption in all exogenous pathogen immunocompromised groups was significantly decreased and the body weight was reduced (P<0.05 or P<0.01). There was influence on the spiritual activities
haircolor
skin
joints
and stools of all model groups
while the effect was more significant in the exogenous pathogen immunocompromised groups. Conclusion All these three environmental factors affect the general situations of normal and immunocompromised mice and the influence on immunocompromised mice is more significant.
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