关键词: aldosterone cardiac and renal injury mineralocorticoid receptor antagonist non-genomic striatin

Mesh : Aldosterone / pharmacology Animals Blood Pressure / drug effects Calmodulin-Binding Proteins / genetics metabolism Eplerenone / pharmacology Kidney / drug effects metabolism Male Membrane Proteins / genetics metabolism Mice Mice, Knockout Mineralocorticoid Receptor Antagonists / pharmacology NG-Nitroarginine Methyl Ester / pharmacology Nerve Tissue Proteins / genetics metabolism Pyrroles / pharmacology Spironolactone / pharmacology Sulfones / pharmacology

来  源:   DOI:10.1530/JOE-19-0562   PDF(Pubmed)

Abstract:
Aldosterone modulates the activity of both epithelial (specifically renal) and non-epithelial cells. Binding to the mineralocorticoid receptor (MR), activates two pathways: the classical genomic and the rapidly activated non-genomic that is substantially modulated by the level of striatin. We hypothesized that disruption of MR\'s non-genomic pathway would alter aldosterone-induced cardiovascular/renal damage. To test this hypothesis, wild type (WT) and striatin heterozygous knockout (Strn+/-) littermate male mice were fed a liberal sodium (1.6% Na+) diet and randomized to either protocol one: 3 weeks of treatment with either vehicle or aldosterone plus/minus MR antagonists, eplerenone or esaxerenone or protocol two: 2 weeks of treatment with either vehicle or L-NAME/AngII plus/minus MR antagonists, spironolactone or esaxerenone. Compared to the WT mice, basally, the Strn+/- mice had greater (~26%) estimated renal glomeruli volume and reduced non-genomic second messenger signaling (pAkt/Akt ratio) in kidney tissue. In response to active treatment, the striatin-associated-cardiovascular/renal damage was limited to volume effects induced by aldosterone infusion: significantly increased blood pressure (BP) and albuminuria. In contrast, with aldosterone or L-NAME/AngII treatment, striatin deficiency did not modify aldosterone-mediated damage: in the heart and kidney, macrophage infiltration, and increases in aldosterone-induced biomarkers of injury. All changes were near-normalized following MR blockade with spironolactone or esaxerenone, except increased BP in the L-NAME/AngII model. In conclusion, the loss of striatin amplified aldosterone-induced damage suggesting that aldosterone\'s non-genomic pathway is protective but only related to effects likely mediated via epithelial, but not non-epithelial cells.
摘要:
醛固酮调节上皮细胞(特别是肾)和非上皮细胞的活性。与盐皮质激素受体(MR)结合,激活两种途径:经典基因组和快速激活的非基因组,其基本上由纹状体蛋白的水平调节。我们假设MR非基因组途径的破坏会改变醛固酮诱导的心血管/肾脏损害。为了检验这个假设,野生型(WT)和纹状体蛋白杂合子敲除(Strn/-)同窝雄性小鼠饲喂自由钠(1.6%Na)饮食,并随机分配至方案1:用媒介物或醛固酮加/减MR拮抗剂治疗3周,依普利酮或艾沙司酮或方案二:使用媒介物或L-NAME/AngII加/减MR拮抗剂治疗2周,螺内酯或esaxerenone。与WT小鼠相比,基础上,Strn+/-小鼠的估计肾小球体积更大(约26%),肾组织中的非基因组第二信使信号传导(pAkt/Akt比率)减少。为了应对积极的治疗,纹状体蛋白相关的心血管/肾脏损害仅限于醛固酮输注引起的体积效应:血压(BP)和蛋白尿显著升高.相比之下,醛固酮或L-NAME/AngII治疗,纹状体蛋白缺乏没有改变醛固酮介导的损伤:在心脏和肾脏,巨噬细胞浸润,醛固酮诱导的损伤生物标志物增加。使用螺内酯或伊沙雷酮进行MR阻断后,所有变化均接近正常化,除了L-NAME/AngII模型中的BP增加。总之,纹状体素的丢失放大了醛固酮诱导的损伤,这表明醛固酮的非基因组途径是保护性的,但仅与可能通过上皮介导的效应有关,但不是非上皮细胞。
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