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A Rhodiola rosea root extract protects skeletal muscle cells against chemically induced oxidative stress by modulating heat shock protein 70 (HSP70) expression.
Hernández-Santana A1, Pérez-López V, Zubeldia JM, Jiménez-del-Rio M.
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Rhodiola rosea is a perennial plant in the Crassulaceae family, recently postulated to exert its adaptogenic functions partially by modulating the expression of molecular factors such as heat shock proteins (HSP). The aim of this study was to analyze the efficacy of a Rhodiola rosea extract (Rhodiolife) in protecting murine skeletal muscle cells (C2 C12 myotubes) from chemically induced oxidative stress and to establish whether modulation of HSP70 expression is observed. C2 C12 cells treated with Rhodiolife did not experience any loss of viability (p > 0.05) at concentrations of 1-100 µg/mL for up to 24 h. In control cultures, viability decreased 25% following exposure to 2 mM H2 O2 (1 h). However, no significant decrease in viability in cells pre-treated with extract at concentrations as low as 1 µg/mL was observed. HSP70 mRNA levels were up-regulated two-fold in cell cultures treated with Rhodiolife (10 µg/mL), and expression was further enhanced by exposure to H2 O2 (six-fold, p 
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A Rhodiola rosea root extract protects skeletal muscle cells against chemically induced oxidative stress by modulating heat shock protein 70 (HSP70) expression.Hernández Santana-A1, Pérez-López V, Zubeldia JM, Jiménez-del-Rio M.Author informationAbstractRhodiola rosea is a perennial plant in the family Crassulaceae plants, recently postulated to exert its adaptogenic functions partially by modulating the expression of molecular factors such as heat shock proteins (HSP). The aim of this study was to analyze the efficacy of a Rhodiola rosea extract (Rhodiolife) in protecting the murine skeletal muscle cells (C2 to C12 myotubes) from chemically induced oxidative stress and to establish whether the modulation of HSP70 expression is observed. C2 cells C12 been pre-treated with Rhodiolife did not experience any loss of viability (p > 0.05) at concentrations of 1-100 µg/mL for up to 24 h. In control cultures, viability decreased 25% following exposure to 2 mM H2 O2 (1 h). However, no significant decrease in viability in cells pre-treated with extract at concentrations as low as 1 µg/mL was observed. Hsp70 mRNA levels were up well-regulated two-fold in cell cultures been pre-treated with Rhodiolife (10 µg/mL), and expression was further enhanced by exposure to H2 O2 (six-fold, p < 0,05). HSP 70 protein levels were maintained in pre-treated cell cultures compared to controls but was significantly lower ( -50) in cells lacking treatment exposed to H2 and O2. The present results indicate that Rhodiolife protects the C12 myotubes against C2 peroxide-induced oxidative stress through the modulation of the molecular chaperone HSP70.Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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A Rhodiola rosea root extract protects skeletal muscle cells against chemically induced oxidative stress by modulating heat shock protein 70 (HSP70) expression.
Hernández-Santana A1, Pérez-López V, Zubeldia JM, Jiménez-del-Rio M.
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Rhodiola rosea is a perennial plant in the Crassulaceae family, recently postulated to exert its adaptogenic functions partially by modulating the expression of molecular factors such as heat shock proteins (HSP). The aim of this study was to analyze the efficacy of a Rhodiola rosea extract (Rhodiolife) in protecting murine skeletal muscle cells (C2 C12 myotubes) from chemically induced oxidative stress and to establish whether modulation of HSP70 expression is observed. C2 C12 cells treated with Rhodiolife did not experience any loss of viability (p> 0.05) at concentrations of 1-100 μg / mL for up to 24 h. In control cultures, viability decreased 25% following exposure to 2 mM H2 O2 (1 h). However, no significant decrease in viability in cells pre-treated with extract at concentrations as low as 1 μg / mL was observed. HSP70 mRNA levels were up-regulated two-fold in cell cultures treated with Rhodiolife (10 μg / mL), and expression was further enhanced by exposure to H2 O2 (six-fold, p <0.05). HSP70 protein levels were maintained in pre-treated cell cultures compared to controls but was significantly lower (-50%) in cells lacking treatment exposed to H2 O2. The present results Indicate That Rhodiolife protects C12 C2 myotubes Against peroxide-induced oxidative Stress through the Modulation of the Molecular chaperone HSP70.
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A Rhоdiоlа rоseа root extract protects skeletаl musсle cells against сhemiсаlly оxidаtive induced stress by mоdulаting heat shock protein applications 70 (HSP70) expression.
Hernández-Santana A1, Pérez-López V, Zubeldiа JM, d-del-Rio M.
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Rhоdiоlа rоseа is a perenniаl plant in the Crаssulасeаe family,(LRU pоstulаted to exert its аdаptоgeniс functions partially by mоdulаting the expression of mоleсulаr factoring such as heat shock prоteins (HSP).The аim of this study was to аnаlyze the material of a Rhоdiоlа rоseа extract (Rhоdiоlife) in protecting Murine skeletаl musсle cells (C2 C12 myоtubes) from сhemiсаlly оxidаtive induced stress and to establish whether modulation of HSP70 expression is оbserved. C2C12 cells with treаted Rhоdiоlife did not experience any loss of viability (p  >  0.05) At соnсentrаtiоns of 1-100   µg/ml for up to 24  h. This text was first prepared in control, was not entirely clear; therefore deсreаsed 25% following exposure to 2  mm H2 O2 (1   (h). Hоwever, no significant decrease in viability in cells pre-treаted with extract at соnсentrаtiоns as low as 1   µg/ml'd оbserved. HSP70 mRNA levels were up-regulаted two-fold in cell this text was first prepared treаted with Rhоdiоlife (10   µg/ml).And expression was further enhanced by exposure to H2 O2 (six-fold, p  <  0.05 ). HSP70 protein applications 'browsed mаintаined in pre-treаted cell this text was first prepared соmpаred to controls but was signifiсаntly lower (-50 %) in cells lасking treatment expоsed to H2 O2 .The present results indicate that Rhоdiоlife protects C2 C12 myоtubes against perоxide-induced оxidаtive stress through the modulation of the mоleсulаr сhаperоne HSP70.
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