Development of 20?cm sample bore size dynamic nuclear polarization (DNP)-MRI at 16?mT and redox metabolic imaging of acute hepatitis rat model
Development of 20?cm sample bore size dynamic nuclear polarization (DNP)-MRI at 16?mT and redox metabolic imaging of acute hepatitis rat model
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开发 20?cm 样品孔径的 16?mT 动态核极化 (DNP)-MRI 和急性肝炎大鼠模型的氧化还原代谢成像
DOI:
10.1016/j.freeradbiomed.2021.04.017
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发表时间:
2021
影响因子:
7.4
通讯作者:
Hyodo Fuminori
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作者:
Eto Hinako;Naganuma Tatuya;Nakao Motonao;Murata Masaharu;Elhelaly Abdelazim Elsayed;Noda Yoshifumi;Kato Hiroki;Matsuo Masayuki;Akahoshi Tomohiko;Hashizume Makoto;Hyodo Fuminori
Tissue redox metabolism is involved in various diseases, and an understanding of the spatio-temporal dynamics of tissue redox metabolism could be useful for diagnosis of progression and treatment. Inin vivodynamic nuclear polarization (DNP)-MRI, electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) irradiation at the resonance frequency of nitroxyl radicals administered as a redox probe for induction of DNP, increases the intensity of MRI signals. For electron spin, it is necessary to apply a resonant frequency 658 times higher than that required for nuclear spin because of the higher magnetic moment of unpaired electrons. Previous studies using a disease model of small animals andin vivo DNP-MRI have revealed that an abnormal redox status is involved in many diseases, and that it could be used to visualize the dynamics of alterations in redox metabolism. To use the current methods in clinical practice, the development of a prototype DNP-MRI system for preclinical examinations of large animals is indispensable for clarifying the problems peculiar to the increase in size of the DNP-MRI device. Therefore, we developed ain vivoDNP-MRI system with a sample bore size of 20 cm and a 16-mT magnetic field using a U-shaped permanent magnet. Because the NMR frequency is very low, we adopted a digital radiofrequency transmission/reception system with excellent filter and dynamic range characteristics and equipped with a digital eddy current compensation system to suppress large eddy currents. The pulse sequence was based on the fast spin-echo sequence, which was improved for low frequency and large-eddy current equipment. Thein vivoDNP-MRI system developed was used to non-invasively image the redox reaction of a carbamoyl-PROXYL probe in the livers of large rats weighing 800 g. Furthermore, DNP-MRI analysis was able to capture significant changes in redox metabolism in hepatitis-model rats.