AL+3 TOXICITY:CONTRIBUTING FACTORS, AL FORM & CHELATION
AL+3 TOXICITY:CONTRIBUTING FACTORS, AL FORM & CHELATION
批准号:
3072740
负责人:
Robert Allen Yokel
金额:
$5.29万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1987
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1987-08-01 至 1992-07-31
关键词:
aluminum antidotes atomic absorption spectrometry calcium disorder calmodulin chelating agents chickens detoxification dietary calcium dosage gastrointestinal toxin absorption high performance liquid chromatography human tissue kidney function laboratory rabbit laboratory rat metal poisoning neurophysiology neurotransmitters poison control toxicant interaction toxicant screening toxin metabolism
中文摘要
申请人的长期目标是促进
了解铝(A1)毒理学的病因学和
制定预防和治疗战略。 的工作
在研究职业发展奖期间进行
将遵循几种研究途径。 一是确定
可能有助于吸收的因素的重要性
A1的积累。 这些研究正在进行中,
由NIH资助ES 2676支持。 急性生物利用度研究是
为了阐明A1型的作用,
肾功能受损、胃完整性改变和钙
缺乏对A1吸收和静脉药代动力学的影响
家兔 口服A1盐正在研究兔子肾脏
部分肾动脉结扎损伤,在兔维持
缺乏钙的饮食,在胃完整性受损的家兔中
阿司匹林混悬液和适当的对照兔。
进行血清A1的药代动力学分析。 结果
从急性研究将适用于亚慢性的设计
A1暴露研究,以确定影响
A1的药代动力学也影响A1的组织蓄积,
毒性 多种生理测量(行为、A1组织
水平和神经病理学)将用于确定毒性。
研究正在进行中,以阐明A1的机制,
吸收,使用离体大鼠肠道切片和原位灌注
大鼠肠制备。 研究也在进行中,以阐明
A1通过肾脏消除的机制,使用兔
肾皮质切片和Sperber鸡技术。 研究是
建议利用海马切片技术来确定
A_1对神经递质释放的影响
增强作用 这一结果可能解释了A1-
诱发神经行为毒性。 辛醇/水研究
分区系统建议,它可能是有用的,以确定
无A1螯合潜力的化合物与有A1螯合潜力的化合物
为了螯合A1,并且为了限定A1的亲水性,螯合剂
和A1螯合剂复合物。 测试的潜在A1螯合剂
在A1-负载的兔中评价体外体内A1-
螯合活性 利用这两种方法,
将对A1螯合剂进行测试,目标是口头识别
安全有效的A1螯合剂。 最后,为了确定化学物质
A1中毒的哺乳动物中A1的形式,建议进行研究
选择分离技术来确定化学物质
生物组织中A1的形态。
英文摘要
The long term objectives of the applicant are to contribute to the
understanding of the etiology of aluminum (A1) toxicology and the
development of prevention and treatment strategies. The work to
be conducted during the Research Career Development Award
will follow several avenues of research. One is to determine the
significance of the factors that may contribute to the absorption
and accumulation of A1. These studies are underway, being
supported by NIH grant ES 2676. Acute bioavailability studies are
being conducted to clarifying the roles of the form of A1,
impaired renal function, altered gastic integrity, and calcium
deficiency on A1 absorption and intravenous pharmacokinetics in
rabbits. Oral A1 salts are being studied in rabbits renally
impaired by partial renal artery ligation, in rabbits maintained on
Ca-deficient diets, in rabbits with compromised stomach integrity
produced by aspirin suspension, and in appropriate control rabbits.
Pharmacokinetic analyses of serum A1 are conducted. Results
from the acute studies will be applied to the design of sub-chronic
A1 exposure studies to determine if the factors that influence the
pharmacokinetics of A1 also influence A1 tissue accumulation and
toxicity. Numerous physiological measures (behavior, A1 tissue
levels, and neuropathology) will be used to determine toxicity.
Studies are underway to elucidate the mechanisms by which A1 is
absorbed, using isolated rat gut sections and the in situ perfused
rat gut preparation. Studies are also underway to elucidate the
mechanisms by which A1 is eliminated by the kidney, using rabbit
renal cortex slices and the Sperber chicken technique. Studies are
proposed to utilize the hippocampal slice technique to determine
the influence of A1 on neurotransmitter release and on long term
potentiation. The results may explain the mechanism of A1-
induced neurobehavioral toxicity. Studies with an octanol/water
partitioning system suggested that it may be useful to identify
compounds with no A1 chelation potential vs. those with potential
to chelate A1, and to define the hydrophilicity of A1, chelators
and the A1 chelator complex. The potential A1 chelators tested
in vitro were evaluated in the A1-loaded rabbit for in vivo A1-
chelation activity. Using, these two approaches further potential
A1 chelators will be tested, with the goal of identifying orally
effective, safe A1 chelators. Finally, to determine the chemical
forms of A1 in the A1-intoxicated mammal, studies are proposed
to select separation techniques to determine the chemical
speciation of A1 in biological tissue.
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