Physiological and morphological responses of the rat kidney to reduced dietary protein.

Physiological and morphological responses of the rat kidney to reduced dietary protein.
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大鼠肾脏对膳食蛋白质减少的生理和形态反应。

DOI:
10.1152/ajprenal.1985.248.1.f31
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发表时间:
1985
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The American journal of physiology
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Crossley,B
Crossley,B
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作者:
Schmidt-Nielsen,B;Barrett,JM;Graves,B;Crossley,B

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Renal physiological and morphological adjustments to a reduced protein diet were studied in young Munich-Wistar rats. Two groups of animals were used for the correlative physiological-morphological studies: normal protein (NP, 24% dietary protein) rats and reduced protein (LP, 8% dietary protein) rats. Both groups were fed their respective diets for 4-5 wk and had free access to drinking water. Physiological measurements of GFR and urea clearance were made on five animals from each group. These data showed that the changes in renal function specifically and almost exclusively affected the handling of urea. There was no difference in GFR between the NP and LP rats. Urea clearance was substantially reduced in LP rats. Morphological analyses were made on perfusion-fixed kidneys of five animals from each group. Selected slices were examined and photographed by light and electron microscopy. These data showed no difference in size and number of elements within the vascular bundles but showed significantly smaller lumina of the thin limbs of the short-looped nephrons and a significant thinning of the wall of the thin descending limbs of the long-looped nephrons. These morphological changes may in part be responsible for the observed physiological adjustments to a reduced protein diet. An additional group of rats (6 NP and 5 LP, all dehydrated) were analyzed for distribution of solutes within the inner medulla. The data showed that the concentration of urea, but not that of Na+, was reduced at the papillary tip in LP rats.