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作 者:许建明[1] 徐叔云[1] 梅俏[1] 丁长海[1] 周爱武[1]
机构地区:[1]安徽医科大学临床药理研究所,合肥230022
出 处:《中国药理学通报》1999年第4期311-313,共3页Chinese Pharmacological Bulletin
基 金:安徽省自然科学基金
摘 要:目的 探讨褪黑素对四氯化碳肝毒性的保护作用。方法 给予小鼠四氯化碳(5 ml·kg - 1 ) ,继后每隔6 h ip 褪黑素10 m g·kg - 1 。用胶原酶消化法分离小鼠肝细胞后,依次加用褪黑素(10 - 5 ~10 - 1 1 mol· L- 1 ) 和四氯化碳(20 m m ol· L- 1 ) 。以测定丙氨酸氨基转换酶( A L T) ,丙二醛( M D A) 和谷胱甘肽过氧化物酶活力,作为四氯化碳肝损伤的指标。用 M T T 法检测肝细胞活力。结果 四氯化碳可使小鼠血液 A L T 活性和肝 M D A 含量明显上升。体内应用 M T 10 m g·kg - 1 ,则明显降低肝匀浆 M D A 含量( P< 001) , 对血浆 A L T 活性无明显影响。体外应用 M T(10 - 5 ~10 - 7 mol· L- 1 ) 亦可使肝细胞 M D A 含量下降( P< 005) ,同时还可使肝细胞 A L T 释放率下降,细胞活力上升( P< 005) 。结论 M T 拮抗 C Cl4AIM To investigate the protective effect of melatonin (MT) on carbon tetrachloride (CCl 4) induced liver damage in mice. METHODS Mice were treated with MT(10 mg·kg -1 ) at interval of 6 hours after administration of CCl 4(5 ml·kg -1 , ip). The preparation of mouse liver cells was performed by collagenase Ⅵ perfusion, and then the hopats was incubated with CCl 4 in the presence and absence of MT(10 -5 ~10 -11 mol·L -1 ). The content of malonaldehyde (MDA)、 alanine aminotransferase (ALT) and glutathione peroxidase (GSH px) activity were assayed as indications of CCl 4 induced liver damage. Cell viability was measured by means of MTT method. RESULTS CCl 4 induced significantly high levels of plasma ALT and liver MDA in mice. CCl 4 induced MDA production in the liver was inhibited by MT treatment, but the elevated level of ALT was not reduced in mice. In in vitro study, MT prevented CCl 4 produced ALT release and MDA formation from hepatocytes in a concentration dependent manner(10 -5 ~10 -7 mol·L -1 ), and improved the cell viability ( P <0 05). CONCLUSION MT confers protection against the deterious effect of CCl 4 to mice liver, possibly due to its antioxidative capability.
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