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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.5.2017.tde-19062017-155418
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Author
Full name
Gizely Cristina da Silva Moreira
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2016
Supervisor
Committee
Zatz, Roberto (President)
Scavone, Cristoforo
Boim, Mirian Aparecida
Moyses, Rosa Maria Affonso
Title in Portuguese
Papel da imunidade inata na doença renal crônica que se segue ao tratamento temporário com uma sobrecarga de adenina na dieta 
Keywords in Portuguese
Adenina
Angiotensinas
Imunidade inata
Insuficiência renal crônica
Nefrite intersticial
NF-Kappa B
Abstract in Portuguese
O excesso de adenina na dieta (ADE) promove precipitação intrabular de cristais, levando a uma nefrite intersticial progressiva com perda de função renal. Estudo recente demonstrou que esse processo requer ativação do sistema NF-kB. No presente estudo investigamos o possível envolvimento de outros componentes da imunidade inata, além do NF-kB. Verificamos também a hipótese de que a nefropatia associada aos cristais continua a progredir mesmo depois de cessada a sobrecarga de adenina. Foram estudados ratos Munich-Wistar machos e adultos sem tratamento (C) ou recebendo 0.5% de ADE na dieta. Após 1 semana, a ADE foi removida da dieta e os animais foram seguidos por 4 ou 24 semanas. A administração de ADE por 1 semana promoveu uma inflamação intersticial aguda, com perda de função renal, alteração da pressão caudal, sem alterações glomerulares. Os mediadores da imunidade inata, como TLR2, TLR4, inflamassoma NLRP3, IL1beta e IL-6, apresentaram-se ativados sem, no entanto, ativar o sistema NF-kB. Após cessada a sobrecarga de ADE, a inflamação persistiu, com infiltração por macrófagos, expressão elevada de AngII, deposição progressiva de colágeno e, na fase mais tardia, glomeruloesclerose, caracterizando um processo inflamatório crônico, autônomo, que não contou com a participação do eixo NLR/IL1beta. Em contraste, o sistema NF-kB foi ativado, sendo um dos possíveis estímulos a produção intra-renal de AngII. Dois mecanismos patogênicos podem ser identificados neste estudo: 1) agudo, associado à ativação do eixo NLR-IL1beta; 2) crônico, associado à produção de AngII renal e à ativação do sistema NF-kB
Title in English
The role of innate immunity in chronic kidney disease following the treatment with a temporary overload dietary adenine
Keywords in English
Adenine
Angiotensins
Immunity innate
Nephritis interstitial
NF-Kappa B
Renal insufficiency chronic
Abstract in English
Excess adenine in the diet (ADE) promotes intratubular crystal precipitation, leading to progressive interstitial nephritis and loss of renal function. A recent study has shown that this process requires activation of the NF-kB system. In the present study we investigated the possible involvement of other components of innate immunity, in addition to NF-kB, as well as whether nephropathy associated with excess adenine continues to progress even after dietary cessation. Male Munich-Wistar rats without treatment (C) or receiving 0.5% of ADE in the diet were studied. After 1 week, ADE was removed from the diet and the animals were followed for 4 or 24 weeks. Administration of ADE for 1 week promote acute interstitial inflammation, with loss of renal function, alteration of caudal pressure, without glomerular changes. Mediators of innate immunity, such as TLR2, TLR4, NLRP3 inflamassome, IL1beta and IL-6 , were shown to be activated, with no apparent activation of the NF-kB system. In the late phases of the model, the inflammation persisted, with significant infiltration by macrophages, high expression of AngII, progressive collagen deposition and glomerulosclerosis, characterizing a chronic, autonomic inflammatory process that did not involve the participation of the NLR/IL1beta axis. By contrast, the NF-kB system was activated, with intra-renal AngII production as a possible stimulus. Two mechanisms operated this study: 1) an acute one, associated with activation of the NLR-IL1beta axis; 2) a chronic one, associated with intrarenal AngII production and NF-kB activation
 
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2017-06-20
 
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