Effects of idebenone on the intracellular water and dry mass content as well as of the intracellular monovalent ion concentrations of brain cortical cells of SHRsp rats as revealed by X-ray microanalysis

Lustyik, G. ; Szallasi, Z. ; Casoli, T. ; Zs.-Nagy, I.

Amsterdam : Elsevier
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0167-4943
Keywords:
Blood pressure ; Bulk specimen X-ray microanalysis ; Hypertension (rat) ; Idebenone ; Intracellular dry mass ; Intracellular monovalent electrolyte concentrations ; Intracellular water ; SHRsp rats
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autor Lustyik, G.
Szallasi, Z.
Casoli, T.
Zs.-Nagy, I.
autorsonst Lustyik, G.
Szallasi, Z.
Casoli, T.
Zs.-Nagy, I.
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fussnote The cerebral cortex of ten male SHRsp rats kept in conventional housing conditions were studied. Starting from the age of 3 months, five animals received placebo (5% gum arabic solution) and five other rats received 50 mg/kg idebenone suspended in the gum arabic, through a gastric tube for 4 weeks (except Sundays). During the last 2 weeks of treatment, 0.9% NaCl was added to the drinking water. Several completely untreated SHRsp rats of various ages were also involved in these studies. Blood pressure was measured weekly on the tail by means of an appropriate instrument. Serious hypertension was observed already by the end of the second week of treatment, displaying values of 250-260 mm Hg and increased further by about 20 mm Hg during the last 2 weeks of treatment. Intracellular water, dry mass and monovalent electrolyte concentrations were measured by means of a bulk specimen X-ray microanalytic method. The brain cells contained 77+/-1% water and 23% dry mass by weight in both placebo and verum-treated groups. The intracellular Na^+ content of all the male SHRsp rats was found to be significantly higher (180-200%) in the brain cells, whereas K^+ content increased only moderately, when expressed as percent of the intracellular dry mass. Idebenone treatment, however, lowered the intracellular Na^+ content of the brain cells to a significant extent (about 20%), i.e., it improved the Na^- tolerance of the SHRsp rats, but did not alter the blood pressure.
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reference 11 (1990), S. 267-276
schlagwort Blood pressure
Bulk specimen X-ray microanalysis
Hypertension (rat)
Idebenone
Intracellular dry mass
Intracellular monovalent electrolyte concentrations
Intracellular water
SHRsp rats
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shingle_author_1 Lustyik, G.
Szallasi, Z.
Casoli, T.
Zs.-Nagy, I.
shingle_author_2 Lustyik, G.
Szallasi, Z.
Casoli, T.
Zs.-Nagy, I.
shingle_author_3 Lustyik, G.
Szallasi, Z.
Casoli, T.
Zs.-Nagy, I.
shingle_author_4 Lustyik, G.
Szallasi, Z.
Casoli, T.
Zs.-Nagy, I.
shingle_catch_all_1 Lustyik, G.
Szallasi, Z.
Casoli, T.
Zs.-Nagy, I.
Effects of idebenone on the intracellular water and dry mass content as well as of the intracellular monovalent ion concentrations of brain cortical cells of SHRsp rats as revealed by X-ray microanalysis
Blood pressure
Bulk specimen X-ray microanalysis
Hypertension (rat)
Idebenone
Intracellular dry mass
Intracellular monovalent electrolyte concentrations
Intracellular water
SHRsp rats
Blood pressure
Bulk specimen X-ray microanalysis
Hypertension (rat)
Idebenone
Intracellular dry mass
Intracellular monovalent electrolyte concentrations
Intracellular water
SHRsp rats
0167-4943
01674943
Elsevier
shingle_catch_all_2 Lustyik, G.
Szallasi, Z.
Casoli, T.
Zs.-Nagy, I.
Effects of idebenone on the intracellular water and dry mass content as well as of the intracellular monovalent ion concentrations of brain cortical cells of SHRsp rats as revealed by X-ray microanalysis
Blood pressure
Bulk specimen X-ray microanalysis
Hypertension (rat)
Idebenone
Intracellular dry mass
Intracellular monovalent electrolyte concentrations
Intracellular water
SHRsp rats
Blood pressure
Bulk specimen X-ray microanalysis
Hypertension (rat)
Idebenone
Intracellular dry mass
Intracellular monovalent electrolyte concentrations
Intracellular water
SHRsp rats
0167-4943
01674943
Elsevier
shingle_catch_all_3 Lustyik, G.
Szallasi, Z.
Casoli, T.
Zs.-Nagy, I.
Effects of idebenone on the intracellular water and dry mass content as well as of the intracellular monovalent ion concentrations of brain cortical cells of SHRsp rats as revealed by X-ray microanalysis
Blood pressure
Bulk specimen X-ray microanalysis
Hypertension (rat)
Idebenone
Intracellular dry mass
Intracellular monovalent electrolyte concentrations
Intracellular water
SHRsp rats
Blood pressure
Bulk specimen X-ray microanalysis
Hypertension (rat)
Idebenone
Intracellular dry mass
Intracellular monovalent electrolyte concentrations
Intracellular water
SHRsp rats
0167-4943
01674943
Elsevier
shingle_catch_all_4 Lustyik, G.
Szallasi, Z.
Casoli, T.
Zs.-Nagy, I.
Effects of idebenone on the intracellular water and dry mass content as well as of the intracellular monovalent ion concentrations of brain cortical cells of SHRsp rats as revealed by X-ray microanalysis
Blood pressure
Bulk specimen X-ray microanalysis
Hypertension (rat)
Idebenone
Intracellular dry mass
Intracellular monovalent electrolyte concentrations
Intracellular water
SHRsp rats
Blood pressure
Bulk specimen X-ray microanalysis
Hypertension (rat)
Idebenone
Intracellular dry mass
Intracellular monovalent electrolyte concentrations
Intracellular water
SHRsp rats
0167-4943
01674943
Elsevier
shingle_title_1 Effects of idebenone on the intracellular water and dry mass content as well as of the intracellular monovalent ion concentrations of brain cortical cells of SHRsp rats as revealed by X-ray microanalysis
shingle_title_2 Effects of idebenone on the intracellular water and dry mass content as well as of the intracellular monovalent ion concentrations of brain cortical cells of SHRsp rats as revealed by X-ray microanalysis
shingle_title_3 Effects of idebenone on the intracellular water and dry mass content as well as of the intracellular monovalent ion concentrations of brain cortical cells of SHRsp rats as revealed by X-ray microanalysis
shingle_title_4 Effects of idebenone on the intracellular water and dry mass content as well as of the intracellular monovalent ion concentrations of brain cortical cells of SHRsp rats as revealed by X-ray microanalysis
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titel Effects of idebenone on the intracellular water and dry mass content as well as of the intracellular monovalent ion concentrations of brain cortical cells of SHRsp rats as revealed by X-ray microanalysis
titel_suche Effects of idebenone on the intracellular water and dry mass content as well as of the intracellular monovalent ion concentrations of brain cortical cells of SHRsp rats as revealed by X-ray microanalysis
The cerebral cortex of ten male SHRsp rats kept in conventional housing conditions were studied. Starting from the age of 3 months, five animals received placebo (5% gum arabic solution) and five other rats received 50 mg/kg idebenone suspended in the gum arabic, through a gastric tube for 4 weeks (except Sundays). During the last 2 weeks of treatment, 0.9% NaCl was added to the drinking water. Several completely untreated SHRsp rats of various ages were also involved in these studies. Blood pressure was measured weekly on the tail by means of an appropriate instrument. Serious hypertension was observed already by the end of the second week of treatment, displaying values of 250-260 mm Hg and increased further by about 20 mm Hg during the last 2 weeks of treatment. Intracellular water, dry mass and monovalent electrolyte concentrations were measured by means of a bulk specimen X-ray microanalytic method. The brain cells contained 77+/-1% water and 23% dry mass by weight in both placebo and verum-treated groups. The intracellular Na^+ content of all the male SHRsp rats was found to be significantly higher (180-200%) in the brain cells, whereas K^+ content increased only moderately, when expressed as percent of the intracellular dry mass. Idebenone treatment, however, lowered the intracellular Na^+ content of the brain cells to a significant extent (about 20%), i.e., it improved the Na^- tolerance of the SHRsp rats, but did not alter the blood pressure.
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