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大豆蛋白改善非酒精性脂肪變性肝炎的進程

Other Title
Soy protein improves the progression of non-alcoholic steatohepatitis
Type
thesis
Date Issued
2006
Author(s)
曾雅惠
Advisor
陳俊榮
Subjects
系所名稱:保健營養學研究所
Description
C0178727
Abstract
本研究目的是探討大豆蛋白對於酒精性脂肪變性肝炎 (Non-alcoholic steatohepatitis, NASH) 的影響。實驗餵食雄性 SD 大白鼠四週高油飲食以誘發 NASH,之後依體重分為四組: N 組 (NASH誘發飲食)、 S 組 (標準飲食)、 NS 組 (NASH誘發飲食 + 大豆蛋白)、 SS 組 (標準飲食 + 大豆蛋白)。結果發現:飲食中以大豆蛋白取代部分酪蛋白作為蛋白質來源時,可改善因 NASH 飲食所造成之胰島素抗性,並可以降低血漿膽固醇的濃度、減少體脂肪的堆積、改善 NASH 飲食所造成之肝臟膽固醇和三酸甘油酯堆積的情形。大豆蛋白的攝取也可以促進肝臟抗氧化酵素的活性,減少肝中脂質過氧化物的堆積,此外也可降低 CYP2E1 蛋白質的表現量及 TNF-α 濃度。由研究結果推論,大豆蛋白可藉由其特殊的生理活性,包括:改善胰島素抗性、調節血脂質濃度、降低肝臟脂質堆積、提高抗氧化能力,並減輕肝臟的發炎反應,以改善 NASH 所造成的肝細胞損害,並延緩 NASH 進展至肝硬化的進程。
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