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. 2021 Feb 22;11:624809. doi: 10.3389/fphar.2020.624809

FIGURE 5.

FIGURE 5

Regulate HIF-1α/MIF/AMPK signaling pathway restored SPostC-induced cardioprotective effects in a high glucose condition. (A) ROS synthesis: Compared with N + H/R group, N + H/R + SPostC group reduced ROS synthesis, but H + H/R + SPostC group failed to reduce ROS synthesis; Compared with N + H/R + SPostC group, YC-1 group and IOS-1 group promoted ROS synthesis; Compared with H + H/R + SPostC group, DMOG group and MIF20 group reduced ROS synthesis (n = 3/group). (B) ATP content: Compared with N + H/R group, N + H/R + SPostC group significantly increased ATP content, but H + H/R + SPostC group ATP content decreased; compared with N + H/R + SPostC group, YC-1 group and IOS-1 group decreased ATP content; compared with H + H/R + SPostC group Compared with DMOG group and MIF20 group, ATP content increased (n = 3/group). (C) Representative images of JC-1 were capture using a fluorescence inverted microscope in cardiomyocytes (200×). The results showed that HIF-1α agonist DMOG and MIF agonist MIF20 increased the ratio of red to green fluorescence intensity (n = 3/group). Data represent mean ± SD, vs. N + CON group *p < 0.05; vs. N + H/R group #p < 0.05; vs. N + H/R + SPostC group ^p < 0.05; vs. N + H/R + SPostC + YC-1 group & p < 0.05; vs. N + H/R + SPostC + ISO-1 group %p < 0.05; vs. H + control group a P < 0.05; vs. H + H/R group b P < 0.05; vs. H + H/R + SPostC group c P < 0.05.