Cystinuria in dogs: comparison of the cystinuric component of the Fanconi syndrome in basenji dogs to isolated cystinuria.
Cystinuria in dogs: comparison of the cystinuric component of the Fanconi syndrome in basenji dogs to isolated cystinuria.
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狗的胱氨酸尿症:巴森吉犬范可尼综合征的胱氨酸尿成分与孤立性胱氨酸尿症的比较。
DOI:
10.1016/0026-0495(89)90173-x
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发表时间:
1989
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Segal,S
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作者:
McNamara,PD;Rea,CT;Bovee,KC;Reynolds,RA;Segal,S
Two animal models for cystinuria have been examined: the Basenji dog with Fanconi syndrome and cystine stone-forming dogs of various breeds. Brush-border membranes were isolated from these animals and uptake ofd-glucose andl-cystine was characterized. Experiments with isolated brush-border vesicles from Basenji dogs with cystinuria as a component of the Fanconi syndrome showed diminished sodium-dependentd-glucose uptake but no decrease inl-cystine uptake even though the cystine defect in vivo was as high as 94% (ie, 6% reabsorption). In contrast, brush-border vesicles isolated from the kidney of a cystine stone-forming dog (Welsh Corgi) with a cystine defect of only 16% (ie, 84% reabsorption) had decreased uptake of cystine compared to values found for Beagle and Basenji vesicles. Thus, cystinuria found in Basenji dogs with the Fanconi syndrome differs from that in classic stone-forming cystinuric dogs. The alteration responsible for the cystinuria of Basenji dogs with Fanconi syndrome does not appear to have a membrane locus and may reflect altered energetics for transport, which are not detected in isolated vesicles. The cystine defect in cystinuric stone-forming dogs does appear to be reflected in the isolated membrane.