Research on the mechanism of sEH regulating bone angiogenesis and bone loss in hyperlipidemia LDLR-/- mice. <br><br><br>Soluble epoxide hydrolase (sEH) has attracted much attention in recent years as a therapeutic target for cardiovascular diseases. <br><br>sEH inhibitors, characterized by their broad biological effects such as anti-inflammatory, promoting angiogenesis, lowering blood pressure, and vasodilation, have become a new hot spot in the treatment of metabolic diseases. <br><br>For the first time, our research group discovered that sEH inhibitors can improve early osteoporosis. <br><br>Based on the basis of previous research, we propose that a high-fat diet can induce high expression of sEH, stimulate the activation of osteoclasts, accelerate bone transformation and inflammation, and reduce bone angiogenesis and inhibit bone by regulating the HIF1α/VEGF signal transduction pathway. Formation, so inhibition of sEH can be used for osteoporosis treatment. <br><br>To confirm the hypothesis, the LDL receptor gene is intended to be used in knockout mice to establish a hyperlipidemia bone injury model, and transcriptomics and bioinformatics analysis methods are used to focus on the role of sEH in angiogenesis and osteogenesis. Mechanism, clarify the effect of epoxide hydrolase on bone damage in hyperlipidemia mice, evaluate the effect and transformation prospects of sEH inhibitors on the treatment of hyperlipidemia-related bone diseases, and clarify that sEH regulates bone angiogenesis Molecular mechanism. <br><br>This study was carried out to further provide a reliable molecular basis experimental basis for the pathogenesis of metabolic bone disease, and to open up a new treatment direction for delaying the progress of osteoporosis.
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