Effect and Mechanism of Curcumol on Angiogenesis Activity of Zebrafishes

OBJECTIVE:To conduct a preliminary study on the effect of curcumol in promoting angiogenesis activity and its mechanism in zebrafishes, in order to provide basis for clinical prescription.METHOD:Zebrafishes biological model was established to, observe curcumol's effect on embryo blood vessel growth, blood vessel regeneration of adult fishes after tail-cutting and tissue regeneration of fish fries after tail-cutting. The relative fluorescence quantitative PCR method was adopted to determine the gene expression of vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGFA) and receptor VEGFR2 of fish fries after tail-cutting.RESULT:Curcumol contributed to angiogenesis of intersegmental blood vessels in zebrafishes embryos and speed up regeneration of blood vessels in adult fishes after tail-cutting. Furthermore, curcumol can increase the gene expression of VEGFA and VEGFR2 in fish fries.CONCLUSION:Curcumol can promote angiogenesis in zebrafishes, and enhance the gene expression of VEGFA and VEGFR2 in fish fries after tail-cutting and speed up the regeneration of their tails.