Competition of nitroxyl contrast agents as an in vivo tissue redox probe: comparison of pharmacokinetics by the bile flow monitoring (BFM) and blood circulating monitoring (BCM) methods using X-band EPR and simulation of decay profiles.
Competition of nitroxyl contrast agents as an in vivo tissue redox probe: comparison of pharmacokinetics by the bile flow monitoring (BFM) and blood circulating monitoring (BCM) methods using X-band EPR and simulation of decay profiles.
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硝酰基造影剂作为体内组织氧化还原探针的竞争:使用 X 波段 EPR 和模拟衰减曲线,通过胆汁流量监测 (BFM) 和血液循环监测 (BCM) 方法比较药代动力学。
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10.1002/mrm.20958
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2006
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Endo,Kazutoyo
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Okajo,Aya;Matsumoto,Ken-ichiro;Mitchell,JamesB;Krishna,MuraliC;Endo,Kazutoyo
Nitroxyl radicals used as tissue redox‐sensitive contrast agents in electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) and/or NMR imaging should satisfy the following two conditions: 1) the molecules disperse into tissues rapidly, and 2) paramagnetic loss occurs by simple reduction of the radical. The pharmacokinetic trends of several nitroxyl contrast agents were compared with the results obtained by bile flow monitoring (BFM) and blood circulation monitoring (BCM) methods using X‐band EPR. The nitroxyl radicals (TEMPO, TEMPONE (oxo‐TEMPO), and amino‐TEMPO) showed additional EPR signals in the bile that were attributed to metabolites formed during transport from blood to bile through the liver. However, the highly hydrophilic CAT‐1 (trimethylammonium‐TEMPO), which has low membrane permeability, showed minimal concentration in the bile. Probes that have carboxyl moiety, such as carboxy‐TEMPO and carboxy‐PROXYL, can be transported via anion transporter into hepatic cells. The EPR signal decay profiles of the nitroxyl radicals were simulated based on the experimental data. The simulation, which we previously applied to mouse blood, was modified to simultaneously fit the experimental results of BFM and BCM obtained with rats. The simulation data showed the simplicity/complexity of the pharmacokinetic mechanisms and that carbamoyl‐PROXYL and TEMPOL (hydroxy‐TEMPO) are suitable contrast agents for assessing tissue redox status. Magn Reson Med, 2006. Published 2006 Wiley‐Liss, Inc.