THE ANGIOGENIC PROPERTY OF COLLAGEN FROM promoting blood vessel formation to restore the
EGGSHELL MEMBRANE OF CHICKEN USING EX-OVO
CHORIO-ALLANTOIC normal circulation of blood in the arteries. MEMBRANE ASSAY OF DUCK EGGS (8 secs) Collagen is a fibrous protein which is dominant in INTRODUCTION (2:50 mins) the connective tissue of animals. It has a wide range of application in the food, pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries. The primary sources of Ischemic heart disease, also called coronary collagen are bovine and swine skins and bones. artery disease, is a disease characterized by However, extraction of collagen from these sources reduced blood supply to the heart. It develops was restricted after the outbreaks of mad cow when cholesterol particles in the blood begin to disease and foot and mouth infection. Safe accumulate on the walls of the arteries that supply alternative source of collagen have to be explored. blood to the heart. Eventually, deposits called And according to Long, et al. (2004), collagen plaque may form, which narrows the arteries and extracted from eggshell membrane of chicken is a eventually blocks the flow of the blood. This safe alternative because it has low autoimmune decrease in blood reduces the amount of oxygen and allergic reaction and high in biosafety. Collagen supplied to the heart causing chest pain or heart also plays a vital role in giving structural support attack. and functions on the, growth of tissues and regeneration. According to World Health Organization, ischemic heart disease and stroke are the world’s biggest Eggshell is an abundant waste that can be collected killers, accounting for a combined 17.9 million aplenty anywhere. It is a good source of collagen. deaths in 2016. According to A.M. King Ori (2011), “presence of hydroxyproline in hydrolysates of membrane layers Treatment for ischemic heart disease involves of eggshell suggests the presence of collagen”. lifestyle changes and, if necessary, drugs and certain medical procedures. In present time, This study utilized eggshell membrane as a source cholesterol-modifying medications, beta- blockers, of collagen to at least lessen the waste associated calcium channel blockers, ACE inhibitors and with eggshells wisely. angiotensin II receptor blockers are group of drugs used to treat ischemic heart disease. However, This study determined the angiogenic property of these agents can cause serious side effects such collagen from eggshell membrane of chicken using as angioedema, rebound hypertension, myopathy ex-ovo chorioallantoic membrane assay of duck and many more. Procedures to improve blood flow eggs. such as angioplasty, stent placement and coronary bypass surgery may also be performed. Heparin also induces proliferation of blood vessels and has OBJECTIVES (15 secs) a mechanism directly to the heparin binding sequence. 1. To extract collagen from eggshell membrane of chicken. Angiogenesis is the process wherein new blood 2. To perform different tests for the vessels form and grow on pre-existing vasculature, identification of collagen and its properties. allowing the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to the 3. To determine the angiogenic property of body’s tissues. According to Zhang et al. (2013), collagen from the eggshell membrane of therapeutic angiogenesis is said to be effective in chicken and compare it to the standard drug, treating or preventing ischemic heart disease by Heparin. METHODOLOGY (2:20) The temperature of the autoclave was adjusted to 37.5C. COLLECTION, SEPARATION, PRE- TREATMENT, EXTRACTION On the third day, all of the contents of the eggs were transferred in the sterilized plastic container. The eggshells were collected at Rizal Poultry and Livestock, Inc. Then, washed with distilled water to The eggs were further incubated until the chorio- remove the dirt and particle size was reduced using allantoic membrane is fully developed. a blender. 5% EDTA was used to separate the membrane from the shell. Then, eggshell On day 8 of incubation, under sterile conditions membranes were subjected to a pre- treatment within a laminar flow hood, a 1 millimeter sterilized process using 10% NaCl to remove non- filter paper disks were soaked with used substance collagenous proteins. Collagen was extracted from individually and dried before implanting on the the eggshell membranes obtained from the pre- CAM. treatment process using 0.5M acetic acid. yielding a final concentration of: 3milligram per PERCENTAGE YIELD milliliter, 5milligram per milliliter 10milligram per milliliter, 10 milligram of Heparin in 1milliliter, 1 The percentage yield was computed using the milliliter of Normal Saline Solution formula weight of the collagen after extraction divided by weight of eggshell membrane before The purpose was to make sure the used substance extraction multiplied by 100 was concentrated and contained only on the chosen area of interest. PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL EVALUATION After locating an area containing a fine vessel For the physical evaluation of the extracted networks between large blood vessels. The disk collagen, organoleptic evaluation was performed. was lifted individually with fine end forceps and For the chemical evaluation, tests for proteins were implanted onto the CAM. performed by dissolving 1milligram of extract to 0.45 molar of Sodium Hydroxide. Samples were incubated for another 48 hours. MORPHOLOGICAL EVALUATION After 48 hours, the samples were removed from the incubator and mounted on the Scanning electron microscopy coupled with energy stereomicroscope for evaluation. dispersive x-ray spectroscopy was performed in the morphological analysis of the extracted collagen. QUANTIFICATION (15 secs) INSTRUMENTAL EVALUATION Quantification of angiogenesis was accomplished by counting the blood vessels near and beneath Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, High the filter paper disc applied. performance liquid chromatography, and Differential scanning calorimetry were performed. Only blood vessels that branched out near and beneath the confined region of the filter paper disc CAM ASSAY- Native duck eggs locally known as were tallied. Pre-existing large-vessels were not “balut” were bought from a poultry in Pateros. The counted. Only newly formed thin branches were eggs were incubated for 72 hours. counted. SUMMARY OF FINDINGS (2:30 The absorption bands are based on Yu-Hong et. al ‘Characterization of Collagen’ 2008 secs) Therefore, The fourier transform infrared spectrum PERCENTAGE YIELD of eggshell membrane collagen proved the presence of essential functional groups of collagen. The percentage yield of the extracted collagen is 14.48% HIGH PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY PHYSICAL EVALUATION The confirmation of purity of the extracted collagen The extracted collagen is a white powder with a was established by using retention time fine texture and an acrid odor. comparison with the standard, type I collagen.
CHEMICAL EVALUATION The detector showed 1.829 and 1.803 retention
time for the standard collagen and extracted The extracted collagen produced a positive result in collagen, respectively. the tests: Ninhydrin Test, Biuret Test and Xanthoproteic Test. Negative results were seen on Therefore, The consistency of the retention time at other protein tests because according to Amino concentration of 0.5 gram per liter proved the Acids Sequence Analysis On Collagen, Sorana et. existence of collagen and its properties in the al. 2007, Collagen usually does not contain amino extracted collagen. acids such as Tryptophan, Cysteine and Tyrosine DIFFERENTIAL SCANNING CALORIMETRY Therefore, the extracted collagen is characterized only by chemical groups essential for collagen. Differential Scanning Calorimetry thermogram showed that thermal denaturation is 106.85°C MORPHOLOGICAL EVALUATION indicating that there is a high stability of the structure maintained by the hydrogen bond The scanning electron microscopic images showed that both collagen scaffolds of Rat tail collagen and Thermogram indicates that the eggshell membrane extracted collagen spontaneously have macro collagen retained its intermolecular cross links after porous frameworks. Therefore, the images proved the extraction process. the similarity of the two in microscopic level. Therefore, The eggshell membrane collagen may INSTRUMENTAL EVALUATION serve as an attractive alternative to mammalian FOURIER TRANSFORM INFRARED collagen for biomedical and pharmaceutical SPECTROSCOPY applications owing its greater thermal denaturation than other mammalian collagen available in the Fourier transform infrared spectrum of eggshell market. membrane collagen showed that the main absorption bands are AMIDE A (stop,direct), CAM ASSAY AMIDE B (stop,direct), AMIDE I (stop,direct), AMIDE II(stop,direct), and AMIDE III (stop,direct). 1: Chorio-allantoic membrane assay was used in determining the angiogenic property of the eggshell membrane collagen, and these are the number of 6. To conduct a toxicity test on different doses to collaterals counted in each controls. be administered to the eggs.
2: To further visualize the differences per control,
these are their representatives who have the greatest number of collaterals.
3: 3 milligrams per milliliter and 10 milligrams per
milliliter showed no significant difference with Heparin while 5milligram per milliliter showed the most significant difference compared with Heparin.
CONCLUSION (22 secs)
The characteristics of collagen extracted from eggshell membrane were determined and proved to be comparable with the standard collagen.
There is a significant difference in the angiogenic
activity of eggshell membrane collagen among the three control group. At concentration of 5 milligram per milliliter, eggshell membrane collagen exhibited the most angiogenic activity greater than the positive control, Heparin.
RECOMMENDATION (30 secs)
1. To perform the use of ultrasound which proved to increase the yield and reduce the extraction time without damaging the quality of collagen.
2. To further use nylon mesh and histogram
equalization of green channel image for easier quantification of the collateral vessels.