Association of 72-kDa Heat Shock Protein Expression with Adaptation to Aspirin in Rat Gastric Mucosa
Association of 72-kDa Heat Shock Protein Expression with Adaptation to Aspirin in Rat Gastric Mucosa
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DOI:
10.1023/a:1026603919224
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发表时间:
1999-07
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3.1
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M. Jin;M. Otaka;A. Okuyama;S. Itoh;S. Otani;M. Odashima;A. Iwabuchi;Noriaki Konishi;Isao Wada;I. Pacheco;H. Itoh;Y. Tashima;O. Masamune;Sumio Watanabe
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作者:
M. Jin;M. Otaka;A. Okuyama;S. Itoh;S. Otani;M. Odashima;A. Iwabuchi;Noriaki Konishi;Isao Wada;I. Pacheco;H. Itoh;Y. Tashima;O. Masamune;Sumio Watanabe
It is well documented that gastric mucosa canincrease its resistance to mucosal damage caused byaspirin during repeated long-term administration ofaspirin. However, the underlying mechanism of thisadaptation is not well established. In the present study,we investigated the effect of long-term (chronic)administration of aspirin on expression of heat shockproteins (HSPs), which are known as endogenouscytoprotectants, in rat gastric mucosa. Rats were administeredaspirin (100 mg/kg) daily for up to 20 days. Aftervarious periods of aspirin administration, a high doseof aspirin (250 mg/kg) was administered, and the mucosal damage was assessed. Expression of heat shockproteins (HSPs) in gastric mucosa was evaluated byWestern blot. Intracellular localization of each HSP wasstudied immunohistochemically. ProstaglandinE2(PGE2) and leukotriene B4(LTB4) levels were also investigated.Long-term aspirin administration resulted in developmentof resistance to aspirin-induced mucosal damage, and theincrease of HSP72 expression correlated with mucosal resistance to aspirin.No significant increase was observed in HSP60 and HSP90levels. Immunohistochemical study showed an increase ofHSP72 in the cytoplasm of mucosal surface cells. The PGE2level was suppressed and nochange in the level of LTB4was observed. Itis possible that HSP72 could play important roles ingastric mucosal adaptation when the PGE2level is suppressed by NSAIDs.