Cysteamine increases expression and activity of H+-K+-ATPase of gastric mucosal cells in weaning piglets

Figure 1 Expression (A_1-2) and activity (B) of H+-K+-ATPase in vivo. Lane M: PUC19 marker; lanes 1-6: piglets at 28, 35, 36.5, 38, 42, 45 d of age in control group, respectively; lanes 7-12: piglets at 28, 35, 36.5, 38, 42, 45 d of age in treatment, respectively. Bars without a common superscript representing significant differences between age groups (small letters a and b for control group and capital letters A and B for treatment group); ^aP<0.05 indicating differences between control and treatment groups at the same age.

Figure 2 Effect of CS on expression (A_1-2) and activity (B) of H+-K+-ATPase in vitro. Lane M: PUC19 marker, lanes 1-2: control; lanes 3-4: low concentration group; lanes 5-6: moderate concentration group; lanes 7-8: high concentration group. ^aP<0.05 vs 0 mg/mL of CS.

Figure 3 Effect of CS on SS mRNA expression in vitro. Lane M: PUC19 marker, lanes 1 and 2: control; lanes 3 and 4: low concentration group; lanes 5 and 6: moderate concentration group; lanes 7 and 8: high concentration group (A,B). ^aP<0.05 vs 0 mg/mL of CS.