Hepatic microsomal function in rats with chronic dietary iron overload.
Hepatic microsomal function in rats with chronic dietary iron overload.
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10.1016/0016-5085(86)90251-9
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1986-06
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29.4
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B. Bacon;B. Bacon;J. Healey;J. Healey;G. Brittenham;G. Brittenham;C. H. Park;C. H. Park;J. Nunnari;J. Nunnari;A. Tavill;A. Tavill;H. Bonkovsky;H. Bonkovsky
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B. Bacon;B. Bacon;J. Healey;J. Healey;G. Brittenham;G. Brittenham;C. H. Park;C. H. Park;J. Nunnari;J. Nunnari;A. Tavill;A. Tavill;H. Bonkovsky;H. Bonkovsky
We determined whether alterations in hepatic microsomal function occur in association with ironinduced lipid peroxidation in vivo in rats with chronic dietary iron overload. In rats fed a 2.0% carbonyl iron diet for a period of 20 wk, there was no significant microsomal conjugated diene formation (evidence of microsomal lipid peroxidation) or difference in cytochrome P450concentration found at mean (± SEM) hepatic iron concentrations of 1210 ± 92 μg/g liver (wet wt) or 2730 ± 100 μg/g. At a hepatic iron concentration of 4090 ± 245 μg/g, however, there was significant conjugated diene formation (p < 0.001) and a 56% decrease in the cytochrome P450concentration (p < 0.001). In rats fed a 2.5% carbonyl iron diet for 10 wk, achieving a liver iron concentration of 4820 ± 420 μg/g, there was significant microsomal conjugated diene formation (p < 0.001), a 35% reduction in cytochrome P450(p < 0.005), and a 16% reduction in aminopyrine demethylase activity (p < 0.025), but only an 8% reduction in glucose-6-phosphatase activity (p = not significant). Finally, in rats fed a 3.0% iron-supplemented diet for 7 wk, achieving a liver iron concentration of 2730 ± 205 μg/g, there was a 23% reduction in cytochrome P450(p < 0.025), a 28% reduction in cytochrome b5(p < 0.001), and a 47% increase in heme oxygenase activity (p < 0.025) (heme oxygenase activity measured in this group only). We conclude that oral iron loading can produce microsomal lipid peroxidation in vivo that is associated with selective decreases in microsomal hemoprotein concentrations and cytochrome P450-dependent enzymes.