Indomethacin attenuation of hepatic perfusion and plasma 6-ketoPGF1 alpha elevations following glutathione depletion in rabbits.
Indomethacin attenuation of hepatic perfusion and plasma 6-ketoPGF1 alpha elevations following glutathione depletion in rabbits.
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家兔谷胱甘肽耗尽后,吲哚美辛会减弱肝灌注,并导致血浆 6-ketoPGF1 α 升高。
DOI:
10.1016/0304-4165(91)90198-p
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发表时间:
1991
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Holmes,KR
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作者:
Bottje,W;Glahn,R;Beers,K;Nejad,H;Graupner,W;Holmes,KR
Glutathione (GSH) is important in detoxification and regulating cyclooxygenase activity. Since the liver has high levels of GSH, xenobiotic-induced changes in hepatic GSH could affect hepatic tissue blood perfusion (HP) via alterations in prostaglandin synthesis. In anesthetized male New Zealand rabbits, elevating GSH with GSH monoethyl ester had no affect on HP. Treatment of rabbits with diethyl maleate to deplete GSH also had no affect on HP in animals previously given GSH monoethyl ester. However, HP increased within 20 min in rabbits treated with diethyl maleate prior to GSH monoethyl ester. In another experiment, a similar rise in HP following GSH depletion was accompanied by arterial plasma 6-ketoPGF1α(the stable metabolite of prostacyclin) levels that were 4-times higher than in the controls. Plasma TxB2(the stable metabolite of throm☐ane) also increased following diethyl maleate, but only to levels that were 25-times lower than for 6-ketoPGF1α. Since indomethacin blocked the rise in HP, as well as the increases in 6-ketoPGF1αand TxB2, these results indicate changes in HP may occur following GSH depletion as a result of increased synthesis of one or more arachidonic acid metabolites and implicate prostacyclin as a possible mediator of this phenomenon.