Effects of saponins Rb and Re in combined intervention on immune system of aging model.

Front Mol Biosci

College of Food Science and Engineering, Changchun University, Changchun, China.

Published: March 2024

Aging is a major risk factor for the development of many pathological processes, such as reduced immunity, cancer, cardiovascular diseases or neurodegenerative diseases, while age-related chronic diseases are the most common causes of death. This paper studies the effects of saponin Rb and Re alone and combined intervention on the immune system of aging mouse models, by using 30 mg/kg Rb, 15 mg/kg Re, and Rb + Re (30 mg/kg Rb and 15 mg/kg Re (co-intervention) was used to intervene in the aging model, and immune indicators such as thymus index, spleen index, interleukin and interferon were detected to evaluate the impact of Rb and Re on immune function. The results show that Rb and Re intervention alone can increase the spleen index by 7%-12% and the thymus index by 12%-19% in the aging model. After Rb or Re alone intervened, the apoptotic cells in the thymus were slightly reduced, and the proportion of apoptotic cells was reduced. The combination of Rb + Re can promote the thymus index and spleen index to increase by 23.40% and 25.5% respectively, which is more advantageous than Rb or Re alone. In addition, Rb and Re intervention can reduce the level of interferon INF to a level comparable to that of young mice. Rb + Re can not only reduce the INF content, but also reduce the TNF content. The above results show that saponin Rb and Re can delay the decline of the immune system in the aging model, and the combined intervention of the two is significantly better than individual intervention in the recovery of the immune system. This paper can provide theoretical basis and data support for the development of nutritional supplements and its application in aging groups products to improve immunity.

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