Hypolipidemic Effect of Withania somnifera in Sleep Deprivation Stress among Male Wistar rats
Abstract:
In view of growing evidence
it seems that lack of sleep increases the risk for developing metabolic
syndrome. IGF1
could mediate the atherosclerotic process by affecting the biomarkers of lipid
metabolism. Withania somnifera
(WS) also known as Ashwagandha is widely used for its medicinal properties. But
no reports exist on its effect on lipid metabolism of sleep deprivation induced
rats in relation to the tropical growth factor IGF-1. 24 male Wistar rats (120-150g) were divided into 4 groups
with 6 animals in each (Group I - cage control, Group II - large platform
control, Group III - sleep deprived & Group IV – WS treated sleep deprived
(SD) rats. RT-PCR based mRNA expression analysis of Insulin like growth factor
(IGF-1) in the cortex of the study groups was done. Concurrent protein
expression analysis was carried out using western blot. Data was analysed by
one-way ANOVA and Duncan’s multiple range tests in SPSS software version 20.
Our study demonstrated an inhibitory effect of sleep deprivation on IGF-I
concomitant with increased serum TC, TG, LDLc & decreased HDLc levels and
the changes on it correlated positively with withania somnifera treatment.
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