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Post-traumatic recovery of muscle soleus in rats is improved via synergistic effect of C60 fullerene and TRPM8 agonist menthol by Dmytro Nozdrenko; Tatiana Matvienko; Oksana Vygovska; Vasil Soroca; Kateryna Bogutska; Alexander Zholos; Peter Scharff; Uwe Ritter; Yuriy Prylutskyy is a Materials Science article available to read on EtoBox.

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Functional biomechanical parameters of muscle soleus contraction in rats as well as selected blood biochemical parameters were studied during the first 3 days of post-traumatic syndrome progression caused by the destruction of muscle cells by compression. Single administration of the antioxidant C 60 fullerene and the selective agonist of TRPM8 channels menthol were used as therapeutic agents. Injection of C 60 fullerene at a concentration of 1 mg/kg into the damaged muscle improved its contractile function by 25-28%. The use of combined injections of C 60 fullerene and menthol (at the concentration 1 mg/ kg) improved this index by additional 27-39% and simultaneously stabilized the decrease in muscle strength observed throughout the experiment. A tendency towards a decrease in the indexes of the above described biochemical parameters by 10-15% were found with the therapeutic administration of C 60 fullerene. With combined injections of C 60 fullerene and menthol, the above described biochemical parameters decreased by an additional 17-24%. The synergism between the action of menthol and C 60 fullerene on the post-traumatic recovery of skeletal muscle function opens up new perspect

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Author
Dmytro Nozdrenko; Tatiana Matvienko; Oksana Vygovska; Vasil Soroca; Kateryna Bogutska; Alexander Zholos; Peter Scharff; Uwe Ritter; Yuriy Prylutskyy
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Published
2021
Language
EN
Field
Materials Science (Physical Sciences)