Author(s)

Kohji Ohtubo¹, Nobuo Yamaguchi^1,2*, Nurmuhamamt Amat³, Dilxat Yimit³, Parida Hoxur⁴, Hiroshi Ushijima², Yousuke Watanabe²

¹Ishikawa Natural Medicinal Products Research Center, Ishikawa, Japan.
²Department of Fundament Research for CAM, Kanazawa Medical University, Ishikawa, Japan.
³Traditional Uighur Medicine Department, Xinjiang Medical University, Urumqi, China.
⁴Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, Xinjiang Medical University, Urumqi, China.

A plant material consisted by Family Poaceae was fermented by Yeast and Lactobaccilli (U-164). This material was proved by as safe in animal safety experiment for oral administration. In order to prove the effect of U-164 against physiological function, the animal and human trials were set up to look into mainly leukocyte functions. In animal experiment, anti-oxidative effect and antibody response in immune-compromised host and diabetes meritus were made up. For human use, peripheral lymphocyte in number and subset ratio were followed up to one month after administration. In order to understand its effect, human complement component analysis was made by immune-electrophoresis. Our results showed that U-164 augmented the level of lymphocytes, while U-164 down regulated the level of granulocytes. In our clinical study with 19 healthy volunteers, granulocyte and lymphocyte ratio was obtained as neutral in peripheral blood being increased significantly 30 days after the ingestion of U-164. In experimental animal study, the compromised host as well as normal animal was administered with cancer chemotherapeutic agent (Mytomycin-C). Our observations showed against antibody producing cell, this material recovered the antibody production in the host compromising the immure responsiveness. We also proposed an idea that U-164 exhibited tonic effects via activating complement components. Moreover, we tried to access further to the anti-oxidative activities of this U-164. This modification brought to the significant lifted up for anti-oxidative activity for phagocytic cell.

Family Poaceae, Fermentation, Yeast, Lactobacillus, Cancer Chemotherapeutic Agent, Compromised Host, Complement, C3b Fragment, Anti-Oxidant, Diabetes, Blood Sugar

Ohtubo, K. , Yamaguchi, N. , Amat, N. , Yimit, D. , Hoxur, P. , Ushijima, H. and Watanabe, Y. (2015) Plant Digestive Supplement Designed by Lactobacillus Regulated Leukocyte Subsets through Activation of Complement Components and Implication for Use against Tumor Bearing Host against Infection. Open Journal of Immunology, 5, 133-146. doi: 10.4236/oji.2015.53013.