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Feasible molecular mechanisms of thermal effects of BIOFirion® products  

 
Yamada Masahiro, Ph.D.
   
 

Summary: As one of feasible molecular mechanisms of thermal responses which are induced by far infrared radiation and also simultaneous biological resonance reactions of body water and solid constituents during applications of ceramic materials, some participations of thermally reacted heat shock protein (HSP) are described.

 
I. Introduction

In the previous articles No.003 and No.004, it has been shown that far infrared radiation brings about accelerated blood circulation and subsequent increase of skin temperature by thermographs. As one of some basic physical mechanism, resonance reactions of body water and solid constituents have been proposed. However, the physiological significance of these blood circulation and resonance responses has not been described in more detail except marked rise of skin temperature by thermographs. Therefore, in this article, feasible molecular mechanism of thermal effects is described.

 
II. Relationships between thermal environments and Heat Shock Protein(HSP)
The homeotherm is one biological organism group which has physiological functions to maintain constant deep body temperature within some discrete range such as 37.0± 0.5 , so-called warm blood animal. As far as the homeotherm lives, the same constant deep body temperature has to be maintained. When the environmental temperature around the homeotherm affects on this maintenance of deep body temperature, basal metabolic rate of these warm blood animals changes in markedly good correspondence with surrounding outer environmental temperature, being coupled with energy production and consumption through respiration and ATP production. When environmental temperature becomes higher than deep body temperature, some heat stresses and/or moderate thermal stress responses occur. Under these thermal conditions, some effective biological and physiological devices are necessary to keep the body safe and take preventive action toward homeostasis disturbing turbulent agents. To meet this biological requirement, heat shock proteins (HSPs) can act as effective supporters for good health maintenance in main. Stresses are classified into two categories such as (1)moderate mild stresses and (2) acute severe stresses. Depending on the extent of thermal stresses, appearance and physiological function of heat shock proteins are different.
 
III. Classification of Heat shock Protein (HSP)

As shown in Table 1, various HSP molecules have been reported. Their many physiological functions are completely distinctive and separable each other. Among these various HSP molecules. HSP 70 family is the most important for maintenance of normal healthy active daily life of human beings, although various many HSP molecules are concerned on the whole body levels.

 

Table 1. Family and function of Heat Shock Protein (HSP ) of mammals
Family Localization Characteristics
HSP 150 (ORP 150) Endoplasmic reticulum induced by hypoxia
HSP 90 family    
HSP 100(GPI 95) Endoplasmic reticulum molecular chaperon
HSP 90 Cytoplasm steroid receptors
HSP70 family    
BiP (GRP 78) Endoplasmic reticulum molecular chaperon
mtHSP70(75,000) Mitochondria HSP70 of mitochondria
HSC 70(73,000) Cytoplasm ordinary molecular chaperon
HSP 70(72,000) Cytoplasm stress induced molecular chaperon
HSP60 family    
HSP60/HSP10 Mitochondria chaperonin in mitochondria
TriC Cytoplasm chaperonin in cytoplasm
HSP 47 Endoplasmic reticulum chollagen specific chaperon
HSP 40 (HdJ 1) Cytoplasm co-work with HSP 70
HSP 27 (smaI HSP) Cytoplasm and Nucleus thermotolerance
Hemeoxigenase Endoplasmic reticulum heme compounds break down
Ubiqucin Cytoplasm protein break down

 

 

 
 
 
 
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