Abstract

Objective To study the effects and mechanism of curcuma extract-elemene on proliferation,invasion and tumor-associated calcium signal transducer-2 (TROP-2) gene expression of various cancer cells.Methods Human esophageal carcinoma TE-1 and Ca-ES-17 cells,laryngeal squamous cell carcinoma Hep-2 cells,lung cancer NCI-H1975 cells,colorectal cancer SW-480 cells,and prostate cancer PC-3 cells were prepared.After all group cancers were treated with different doses of elemene,and proliferation of cancer cells was studied by methyl thiazol tetrazolium (MTT) assay,and invasion ability was determined by Boyden chamber assay.TROP-2 mRNA level was detected by real-time fluorescent quantitative polymerase chain reaction (FQ-PCR).Results Elemene has an inhibitory effect on all group cancer cells in a dose-dependent manner.The MTT assay showed that the inhibition rate of proliferation was 43.919,189.036,48.690,75.538,35.145,and 31.063 mg/L in TE-1,Ca-ES-17,Hep-2,NCI-H1975,SW-480,and PC-3 cells,respectively.The Boyden chamber test showed that the inhibition rate of invasion was 25.6%,18.9%,23.8%,22.2%,26.5%,and 27.8% in TE-1,Ca-ES-17,Hep-2,NCI-H1975,SW-480,and PC-3,respectively.The FQ-PCR assay showed that the inhibition rate of TROP-2 mRNA was 35.8%,25.6%,32.5%,25.6%,29.8%,and 33.6% in TE-1,Ca-ES-17,Hep-2,NCI-H1975,SW-480,and PC-3,respectively.Conclusion Elemene could reduce cell proliferation and invasion of various cancer cells through down-regulation of TROP-2 gene. Key words: Curcuma; Elemene; Cancer cells ; Proliferation; Invasion; Trophoblast cell-surface antigens-2

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