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A Differential Protein Study on Bronchoalveolar Lavage Fluid at Different Stages of Silicosis

Author(s): Xiaoxuan Zhang, Ke Han, Linhui Kan, Zheng Zhang, Yihong Gong, Shuyu Xiao, Yuping Bai, Nan Liu, Chunyan Meng, Huisheng Qi* and Fuhai Shen*

Volume 27, Issue 16, 2024

Published on: 01 January, 2024

Page: [2366 - 2401] Pages: 36

DOI: 10.2174/0113862073260760231023055036

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Abstract

Objectives: In this study, by comparing the difference in protein expression in bronchoalveolar lavage fluid between silicosis patients in different stages and healthy controls, the pathogenesis of pneumoconiosis was discussed, and a new idea for the prevention and treatment of pneumoconiosis was provided.

Methods: The lung lavage fluid was pretreated by 10 K ultrafiltration tube, Agilent 1100 conventional liquid phase separation, strong cation exchange column (SCX) HPLC pre-separation, and C18 reverse phase chromatography desalting purification, and protein was labeled with isotope. GO, KEGG pathway, and PPI analysis of differential proteins were conducted by bioinformatics, and protein types and corresponding signal pathways were obtained.

Results: Thermo Q-Exactive mass spectrometry identified 943 proteins. T-test analysis was used to evaluate the different significance of the results, and the different protein of each group was obtained by screening with the Ratio≥1.2 or Ratio≤0.83 and P<0.05. We found that there are 16 kinds of protein throughout the process of silicosis. There are different expressions of protein in stages III/control, stages II/control, stage I/control, stages III/ stages II, stages III/ stage I and stages II/ stage I groups. The results of ontology enrichment analysis of total differential protein genes show that KEGG pathway enrichment analysis of differential protein suggested that there were nine pathways related to silicosis.

Conclusion: The main biological changes in the early stage of silicosis are glycolysis or gluconeogenesis, autoimmunity, carbon metabolism, phagocytosis, etc., and microfibril-associated glycoprotein 4 may be involved in the early stage of silicosis. The main biological changes in the late stage of silicosis are autoimmunity, intercellular adhesion, etc. Calcium hippocampus binding protein may participate in the biological changes in the late stage of silicosis. It provides a new idea to understand the pathogenesis of silicosis and also raises new questions for follow-up research.

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