Transport-dependent cell injury in the S3 segment of the proximal tubule.
Transport-dependent cell injury in the S3 segment of the proximal tubule.
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近曲小管 S3 段的运输依赖性细胞损伤。
DOI:
10.1038/ki.1986.103
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发表时间:
1986
影响因子:
19.6
通讯作者:
Rosen,S
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作者:
Shanley,PF;Brezis,M;Spokes,K;Silva,P;Epstein,FH;Rosen,S
Transport–dependent cell injury in the S3segment of the proximal tubule. Two distinct types of injury,cytoplasmic edemaandcell fragmentationoccur in the S3segment of the proximal tubule in isolated hypoxic perfused rat kidneys (Krebs–albumin medium gassed without O2). The proportion of S3tubules withfragmentationstrongly correlated with the GFR and urine output during the perfusion, and approached 100% when the GFR was increased by high perfusion pressure. Conversely, thefragmentationlesion was absent and theedemalesion extensive when tubular transport was inhibited by perfusion with hyperoncotic medium to prevent glomerular filtration or by addition of ouabain (10-2M) to the perfusate. Polyene antibiotics increase membrane permeability and thus the work of active electrolyte transport. Perfusion with amphotericin (3 × 10-5M) or nystatin (200 U/mliter) in oxygenated medium also producedfragmentationin S3. The lesion was prevented in the non-filtering kidney. Ouabain completely eliminated thecell fragmentationdue to nystatin and significantly reduced that due to amphotericin. These results suggest that the injury ofcell fragmentationis enhanced by transport activity and diminished when transport is inhibited. Theedemalesion appears fundamentally different and more akin to lesions described in ischemia where tubular flow is absent, active transport is diminished, and the morphologic changes appear related to loss of cell volume regulation. The type of hypoxic damage exhibited by proximal tubular S3segments may therefore be conditioned by active ion transport of tubular cells.