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Basic research for glucose metabolism in inflammatory tissue by positron-labelled glucose analog

Basic research for glucose metabolism in inflammatory tissue by positron-labelled glucose analog
正电子标记葡萄糖类似物对炎症组织葡萄糖代谢的基础研究
批准号:
06670899
负责人:
YAMADA Susumu
金额:
$1.28万
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日本
项目类别:
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)
财政年份:
1994
资助国家:
日本
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1994 至 1996

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1.Tissue distribution of ^<18>FDG in turpentine-induced inflammatory tissue was investigated. Maximum uptake of ^<18>FDG was observed 1 hour after the ^8FDG injection and the uptake in chronic phase was higher than that in acute phase.2.Relations between the inflammatory composition factor and the ^<18>FDG uptake was examined by macro and micro-autoradiography (ARG). On macro-and micro-ARG,the highest grain density due to ^<18>FDG uptake was observed in marginal zone of abscess wall consisting many inflammatory cells of neutrophils and macrophages, epithelial cells of blood vessel and young fibroblasts. Results indicate that increased permeability of capillary blood vessels result in a leakage of fluid including ^<18>FDG into the extra-vascular space and the ^<18>FDG was utilized as energy source. Relations between other factors of vascular permeability and blood glucose and ^<18>FDG uptake were also examined. Double-tracer tissue distribution study, of ^<131>I serum albumin as indicator of vascular permeability and the ^<18>FDG showed that the ^<18>FDG uptake depended on the vascular permeability. In glucose and insulin loaded tissue distribution study, ^<18>FDG uptake in inflammatory tissue in control group was lower than in glucose loaded group and insulin group, thus indicating the complicated influence of blood glucose and insulin on glucose metabolism in inflammtory tissue.3.In granulocyte-colony-stimulating-factor (G-CSF) loaded tissue distribution study, ^<18>FDG uptakes in inflammatory tissue, spleen and bone were significantly higher than those in control group. This result may reflects the direct function of G-CSF as cytokine.4.In double-tracer tissue distribution study of ^<67>Ga citrate and ^<18>FDG,both maximum uptakes were also observed on Day 4 after inoculation of turpentine-oil. However, on double-tracer macro-ARG,the highest uptake of ^<67>Ga citrate was observed outside abscess wall and the highest of ^<18>FDG was inside.
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