Prevention of phosphate-induced progression of uremia in rats by 3-phosphocitric acid.
Prevention of phosphate-induced progression of uremia in rats by 3-phosphocitric acid.
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3-磷酸柠檬酸预防磷酸盐诱导的大鼠尿毒症进展。
DOI:
10.1038/ki.1982.129
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发表时间:
1982
影响因子:
19.6
通讯作者:
Hermann,JA
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作者:
Gimenez,L;Walker,WG;Tew,WP;Hermann,JA
Methods Production of remnant kidney model of renal insufficiency. Thirty-two male Sprague-Dawley rats weighing between 250 and 300 g were subjected to right nephrectomy through a right flank incision under nembutal-ether anesthesia. Following closure of the right flank incision, a partial left nephrectomy was achieved by ligating and removing successively the upper and lower poles, leaving the middle third intact as the functioning segment. After removal of the capsule, the right kidney was weighed, and the weight of the total renal mass was estimated to be twice the weight of the right kidney [141. The upper and lower segments of the left kidney were weighed separately, and weight of the remaining remnant was estimated using the following formula: 2 (weight right kidney)—weight right kidney+ total weights of upper and lower thirds of left kidney. All animals were allowed 2 weeks to recover from surgery, and then they were randomized into three groups:(1) Control group (five animals). These animals received a synthetic diet consisting of 8% fat, 20% protein and 72% carbohydrate and containing 17.7 mmoles of calcium and 18.8 mmoles of phosphorus plus 1 mg of vitamin A and 200 IU of vitamin D per 100 g of diet [21]. On this regimen the average daily phosphate intake was calculated as 3.6 mmoles per rat per day based upon an average food intake of 19 g of food per rat per day in this control group.(2) Phosphate-fed group (12 animals). These animals re-ceived the same diet as the control group, adjusted to contain 71 mmoles of phosphate/100 g diet by addition of dibasic sodium phosphate. Food intake averaged 16.9 g per rat per day, providing an estimate of phosphorus intake of 12 mmoles/24 hr.(3) Phosphocitrate-treated (15 animals). These animals were treated identically to the phosphate-fed group but also received 50 pmoles of 3-phosphocitric acid given intraperitoneally daily as the sodium salt. Food intake averaged 19.7 g per day in these animals, providing a phosphorus intake of 14 mmoles/24 hr. Each week all animals were weighed and total food and water intake determined for one 24-hr period. Blood was taken for creatinine determination before surgery, immediately after surgery and at approximately biweekly intervals after the experiment was begun.