CALCIUM, AGING, AND HYPERTENSION
CALCIUM, AGING, AND HYPERTENSION
批准号:
2442228
负责人:
DARRELL ABERNETHY
金额:
$18.86万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1989
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1989-06-01 至 2001-06-30
关键词:
ACE inhibitors acetylcholine age difference aging angiotensin II antihypertensive agents calcium channel blockers cardiovascular pharmacology clinical research diltiazem enalapril endothelin human old age (65+) human subject hypertension nitric oxide renin angiotensin system vascular endothelium vascular smooth muscle vasoconstriction young adult human (21-34)
中文摘要
我们的数据提示了钙拮抗剂在体内的一个重要机制
外周血管药效学效应是通过间接阻断
血管紧张素II(AII)和内皮素-1(E-1)的血管收缩作用。
此外,它还支持AII和E-1之间的密切相互关系
介导的血管收缩。本提案将确认并延长
这些观察结果有助于更好地了解老年高血压的影响
关于这方面钙拮抗剂的药效学和将进行的探索
AII和E-1相互关系的体内机制
介导的血管收缩。假设1:钙拮抗剂阻断
血管收缩对AII和E-1的反应,这种效应是
在老年高血压中保持和/或加重。具体目标#一:
测定和比较AII和E-1介导的逆转作用
钙拮抗剂对青年和老年高血压患者的血管收缩作用
病人。具体目标2:确定这是一种持续的效果
在慢性钙拮抗剂降压治疗期间。
假设2:E-1的血管收缩反应部分
依赖于完整的局部和全身肾素的活性
血管紧张素系统(RAS)部分依赖于完整肾素
血管紧张素系统。钙拮抗剂可阻断这两种成分。
而血管紧张素转换酶抑制剂仅阻断RAS
从属组件。具体目标#3:测定E1值
在前臂局部封锁所有队形的情况下做出反应。
将这与钙存在时的E-1收缩反应进行比较
对抗者。目标4:建立AII和/或
血管紧张素转换酶抑制与E-1介导
血管收缩是相关的。假设3:E-1收缩反应
是直接刺激血管平滑肌和
通过血管内皮细胞的间接作用。受损的内皮细胞
老年高血压的功能增强体内E-1收缩反应,
钙拮抗剂在阻断收缩方面仍然有效。
反应与年龄无关。具体目标5:体内内皮细胞
年轻高血压患者和老年高血压患者的功能比较
病人。在个别患者中,确定的内皮功能将
被评估为个体间e1的变异源
收缩反应。特定目标#6:钙拮抗剂逆转E-1
相同个体的收缩反应将用
预期体内损伤最大的个体
内皮功能将具有最大的E-1收缩反应和
钙对这一反应的最大比例逆转
对抗者。这些研究将扩大对这种机制的理解。
钙拮抗剂药物在衰老过程中的体内血管舒缩作用
高血压患者。此外,它们还将定义
钙通道阻滞剂对最有效的血管收缩激素的作用
已知的AII和E-1,在老年高血压中。
英文摘要
Our data suggests an important in vivo mechanism of calcium antagonist
peripheral vascular pharmacodynamic effect is via indirect blockade of
angiotensin II (AII) and endothelin-1 (E-1) vasoconstrictor effect.
Furthermore it supports a close interrelationship between AII and E-1
mediated vasoconstriction. The present proposal will confirm and extend
these observations to better understand the effects of aging hypertension
on this aspect of calcium antagonist pharmacodynamics and will explore
in vivo mechanisms for the observed interrelationship between AII and E-1
mediated vasoconstriction. Hypothesis#1: Calcium antagonists block
vascular contractile responses to AII and E-1 and this effect is
maintained and/or accentuated in aging hypertension. Specific Aim#I:
Determine and compare the reversal of AII and E-1 mediated
vasoconstriction by calcium antagonists in younger and older hypertensive
patients. Specific Aim#2: Establish that this is a sustained effect
during chronic calcium antagonist antihypertensive treatment.
Hypothesis#2: Vascular contractile responses of E-1 are partially
dependent on the activity of an intact local and systemic renin
angiotensin system (RAS) and partially independent of an intact renin
angiotensin system. Calcium antagonists block both of these components
while angiotensin converting enzyme inhibition blocks only the RAS
dependent component. Specific Aim#3: Determine the E1 contractile
response in the presence of local forearm blockade of AII formation.
Compare this to the E-1 contractile response in the presence of calcium
antagonists. Aim#4: Establish the in vivo mechanisms by which AII and/or
angiotensin converting enzyme inhibition and E-1 mediated
vasoconstriction are related. Hypothesis#3: E-1 contractile responses
are the summation of direct stimulation of vascular smooth muscle and
indirect effects via the vascular endothelium. Impaired endothelial
function in aging hypertension enhances in vivo E-1 contractile response,
and calcium antagonists remain effective in blocking the contractile
response irrespective of age. Specific Aim#5: In vivo endothelial
function will be compared between younger and older hypertensive
patients. In individual patients the determined endothelial function will
be evaluated as a source of variance for the interindividual E1
contractile response. Specific Aim#6: Calcium antagonist reversal of E-1
contractile response in the same individuals will be determined with the
expectation that individuals with the greatest impairment in in vivo
endothelial function will have the greatest E-1 contractile response and
the greatest proportional reversal of this response by calcium
antagonists. These studies will extend understanding of the mechanisms
of in vivo vasorelaxant effects of calcium antagonist drugs in aging
hypertensive patients. Furthermore they will define the effects of
calcium channel blockade on the most potent vasoconstrictor hormones
known, AII and E-1, in aging hypertension.
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财政年份:1990
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财政年份:1990
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负责人:DARRELL ABERNETHY
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批准号:2168075
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资助金额:$13.97万
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财政年份:1990
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负责人:DARRELL ABERNETHY
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CALCIUM ANTAGONISTS, AGING, AND HYPERTENSION
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批准号:3119761
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负责人:DARRELL ABERNETHY
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批准号:2050121
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负责人:DARRELL ABERNETHY
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CALCIUM ANTAGONISTS, AGING, AND HYPERTENSION
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负责人:DARRELL ABERNETHY
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