Sains Malaysiana 48(2)(2019): 347–352
http://dx.doi.org/10.17576/jsm-2019-4802-11
The Effects of Oleuropein on Apoptotic
Rate and Oxidative Stress Profiles during Tumour Promotion Stage in the Mouse
Skin Carcinogenesis Model
(Kesan Oleuropein atas Kadar Apoptosis dan
Tekanan Oksidatif Profil semasa Peringkat Galakan Tumor dalam Model
Karsinogenesis Kulit Tikus)
SITI FATHIAH MASRE*, AZIM IZZUDDEEN, DAYANG NOOR SUZLIANA JOHN
& ZARIYANTEY ABDUL HAMID
Biomedical Science
Programme, Centre of Health and Applied Sciences, Faculty of Health Sciences, Universiti
Kebangsaan Malaysia, Jalan Raja Muda Aziz, 50300 Kuala Lumpur, Federal
Territory, Malaysia
Received: 19 February
2018/Accepted: 5 June 2018
ABSTRACT
Oleuropein is a phenolic compound
that can be abundantly found in the olive plant and it possesses
pharmacological properties including anticancer, antioxidant, and
anti-inflammatory. This present study was designed to determine the effects of
oleuropein on tumour promotion stage, particularly on the histopathological
changes, apoptotic rates and oxidative stress profiles by using the mouse skin
carcinogenesis model. Female ICR mice were randomly divided
into 3 groups (n= 8 mice per group) as follows: Control induced with DMBA/TPA,
negative control (acetone) and oleuropein-treated groups. For the treatment
group, the mice were initiated with DMBA (200 nmol) followed by
pre-treatment with oleuropein (10 mg/kg) and subsequent promotion with TPA (20
nmol). The treatments were topically applied on the shaved dorsal up to 10
weeks. Histopathology analysis showed that oleuropein-pretreated group appeared
lack of thickness in epidermal hyperplasia, as compared to thick hyperplasia
and epidermal disorganisation in the DMBA/TPA control group. Data
also showed that oleuropein pre-treatment resulted in a significant increase of
the apoptotic rates (p<0.05) as indicated by the activated caspase-3
labelling compared to DMBA/TPA group. Interestingly, the
level of MDA is significantly reduced (p<0.05) in the
oleuropein pre-treated group compared to DMBA/TPA group. Next,
pre-treatment of oleuropein caused a significant decrease in the GSH levels
(p<0.05) along with a significant increase in the SOD levels
(p<0.05) compared to the DMBA/TPA group. Overall, this
study indicates that oleuropein may act as a potential chemopreventive agent
through its apoptotic and antioxidant defence activities on tumour promotion
stage in skin carcinogenesis event.
Keywords: Carcinogenesis;
chemoprevention; oleuropein; skin cancer; tumour promotion
ABSTRAK
Oleuropein adalah sebatian fenolik
yang banyak ditemui dalam pokok zaitun dan ia mempunyai beberapa
aktiviti farmakologi termasuk antikanser, antioksidan dan anti-inflamasi.
Kajian ini dijalankan untuk menentukan kesan oleuropein pada peringkat
galakan tumor terhadap perubahan histopatologi, kadar apoptosis
dan profil tekanan oksidatif dalam model karsinogenesis kulit tikus.
Tikus ICR betina
dibahagikan secara rawak kepada 3 kumpulan (n= 8 tikus setiap kumpulan):
Kawalan induksi dengan DMBA/TPA, kawalan negatif (aseton)
dan kumpulan pra-rawatan oleuropein. Bagi kumpulan rawatan, tikus
akan diinduksi dengan DMBA (200 nmol) diikuti dengan pra-rawatan
oleuropein (10 mg/kg) sebelum diaruh dengan TPA (20
nmol) secara topikal atas bahagian dorsal sehingga 10 minggu. Analisis
histopatologi menunjukkan bahawa kumpulan yang dirawat dengan oleuropein
kelihatan kekurangan ketebalan epidermis hiperplasia, justeru, menghentikan
peringkat galakan tumor berbanding dengan ketebalan hiperplasia
dan ketidakaturan susunan epidermis pada kumpulan kawalan DMBA/TPA. Data juga menunjukkan
bahawa kumpulan pra-rawatan oleuropein menghasilkan kenaikan signifikan
kadar apoptosis (p<0.05) melalui pengaktifan caspase-3
bertanda berbanding kumpulan DMBA/TPA. Menariknya, tahap MDA menunjukkan
pengurangan signifikan (p<0.05) dalam kumpulan pra-rawatan
oleuropein berbanding kumpulan DMBA/TPA. Seterusnya, pra-rawatan oleuropein
menyebabkan penurunan signifikan pada paras GSH (p<0.05)
beserta peningkatan signifikan pada paras SOD (p<0.05)
berbanding kumpulan DMBA/TPA. Secara keseluruhannya, kajian
ini menunjukkan bahawa oleuropein berpotensi bertindak sebagai agen
kemohalang melalui aktiviti apoptotik dan pertahanan antioksidan
pada peringkat promosi tumor dalam karsinogenesis kulit.
Kata
kunci: Kanser kulit; karsinogenesis; kemohalang; oleuropein; promosi
tumor
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*Corresponding author; email:
sitifathiah@ukm.edu.my
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