Lipid peroxidation in the newborn rat: influence of fasting and hyperoxia on ethane and pentane in expired air.
Lipid peroxidation in the newborn rat: influence of fasting and hyperoxia on ethane and pentane in expired air.
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新生大鼠的脂质过氧化:禁食和高氧对呼出空气中乙烷和戊烷的影响。
DOI:
10.1159/000457292
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发表时间:
1983
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Bucher,JR
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作者:
Roberts,RJ;Rendak,I;Bucher,JR
The rate of lipid peroxidation, as determined by expired air pentane and ethane measurements, was assessed in suckled or fasted newborn rats exposed to air or hyperoxia (FIO2 > 0.95). Pentane and ethane production in suckled newborn rats did not significantly change with exposure to hyperoxia after birth. Pentane production averaged over a 3-day exposure period was 2.8 pmol/100 g/min in hyperoxia versus 2.5 pmol/100 g/min in air. However, significant increases in ethane production occurred in fasted newborn rats over the first 18 h of life (< 2.5 pmol/100 g/min increasing to >6 pmol/100 g/min), which were not observed in suckled animals. Although hyperoxia did not cause an increase in pentane or ethane production above air-exposed controls, nutritional deprivation in newborn rats appeared to accelerate lipid peroxidation events and resulted in high mortality in newborn rats exposed to hyperoxia.