VS-501: A NOVEL, NON-ABSORBED, CALCIUM- AND ALUMINUM-FREE, HIGHLY EFFECTIVE PHOSPHATE BINDER DERIVED FROM NATURAL PLANT POLYMER.
VS-501: A NOVEL, NON-ABSORBED, CALCIUM- AND ALUMINUM-FREE, HIGHLY EFFECTIVE PHOSPHATE BINDER DERIVED FROM NATURAL PLANT POLYMER.
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VS-501:一种新型、不被吸收、不含钙和铝、高效磷酸盐粘合剂,源自天然植物聚合物。
DOI:
10.1002/prp2.42
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发表时间:
2014
影响因子:
2.6
通讯作者:
Wessale,JerryL
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作者:
Wu-Wong,JRuth;Chen,Yung-Wu;Gaffin,Robert;Hall,Andy;Wong,JonathanT;Xiong,Joseph;Wessale,JerryL
Inadequate control of serum phosphate in chronic kidney disease can lead to pathologies of clinical importance. Effectiveness of on‐market phosphate binders is limited by safety concerns and low compliance due to high pill size/burden and gastrointestinal (GI) discomfort. VS‐501 is a nonabsorbed, calcium‐ and aluminum‐free, chemically modified, plant‐derived polymer. In vitro studies show that VS‐501 has a high density and a low swell volume when exposed to simulated gastric fluid (vs. sevelamer). When male Sprague–Dawley (SD) rats on normal diet were treated with VS‐501 or sevelamer, serum phosphate was not significantly altered, but urinary phosphate levels decreased by >90%. VS‐501 had no effect on serum calcium (Ca) or urinary Ca, while 3% sevelamer significantly increased serum and urine Ca. In 5/6 nephrectomized (NX) uremic SD rats on high‐phosphate diet, increasing dietary phosphate led to an increase in serum and urine phosphate, which was prevented in rats treated with VS‐501 or sevelamer (0.2–5% in food). High‐phosphate diet also increased serum fibroblast growth factor‐23 and parathyroid hormone in 5/6 NX rats that was prevented by VS‐501 or sevelamer. VS‐501 or sevelamer increased fecal phosphate in a dose‐dependent manner. More aortic calcification was observed in 5/6 NX rats treated with 5% sevelamer, while VS‐501 and sevelamer did not show significant effects on cardiac parameters, fibrosis, intestine histology, and intestinal sodium‐dependent phosphate cotransporter gene expression. These results suggest that VS‐501 is effective in binding phosphate with no effects on calcium homeostasis, and may have improved pill burden and GI side effects.