16 resultados para Ratones Wistar
em Archivo Digital para la Docencia y la Investigación - Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad del País Vasco
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Eguíluz, Federico; Merino, Raquel; Olsen, Vickie; Pajares, Eterio; Santamaría, José Miguel (eds.)
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235 p.
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[EN] Diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs) represent a major clinical challenge in the ageing population. To address this problem, rhEGF-loaded Poly-Lactic-co-Glycolic-Acid (PLGA)-Alginate microspheres (MS) were prepared by a modified w/o/w-doubleemulsion/ solvent evaporation method. Different formulations were evaluated with the aim of optimising MSs properties by adding NaCl to the surfactant solution and/or the solvent removal phase and adding alginate as a second polymer. The characterization of the developed MS showed that alginate incorporation increased the encapsulation efficiency (EE) and NaCl besides increasing the EE also became the particle surface smooth and regular. Once the MS were optimised, the target loading of rhEGF was increased to 1% (PLGA-Alginate MS), and particles were sterilised by gamma radiation to provide the correct dosage for in vivo studies. In vitro cell culture assays demonstrated that neither the microencapsulation nor the sterilisation process affected rhEGF bioactivity or rhEGF wound contraction. Finally, the MS were evaluated in vivo for treatment of the full-thickness wound model in diabetised Wistar rats. rhEGF MS treated animals showed a statistically significant decrease of the wound area by days 7 and 11, a complete re-epithelisation by day 11 and an earlier resolution of the inflammatory process. Overall, these findings demonstrate the promising potential of rhEGF-loaded MS (PLGA-Alginate MS) to promote faster and more effective wound healing, and suggest its possible application in DFU treatment.
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197 p. (Bibliogr. 189-197)
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This is a copy of an article published in the Human gene therapy © 2012 copyright Mary Ann Liebert, Inc.; Human gene therapy is available online at: http://online.liebertpub.com.
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290 p. (Bibliogr. 257-290) Correo electrónico de la autora: ana.delpozo@ehu.es
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156 p. : graf.
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356 p. : il., graf. Nota: Contiene versión resumida en inglés p.237-256 con el título “Subcellular architecture of the endocannabinoid system in the mouse ventromedial nucleus of the hypothalamus”
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Folate-targeted poly[(p-nitrophenyl acrylate)-co-(N-isopropylacrylamide)] nanohydrogel (F-SubMG) was loaded with 5-fluorouracil (5-FU) to obtain low (16.3 +/- 1.9 mu g 5-FU/mg F-SubMG) and high (46.8 +/- 3.8 mu g 5-FU/mg F-SubMG) load 5-FU-loaded F-SubMGs. The complete in vitro drug release took place in 8 h. The cytotoxicity of unloaded F-SubMGs in MCF7 and HeLa cells was low; although it increased for high F-SubMG concentration. The administration of 10 mu M 5-FU by 5-FU-loaded F-SubMGs was effective on both cellular types. Cell uptake of F-SubMGs took place in both cell types, but it was higher in HeLa cells because they are folate receptor positive. After subcutaneous administration (28 mg 5-FU/kg b.w.) in Wistar rats, F-SubMGs were detected at the site of injection under the skin. Histological studies indicated that the F-SubMGs were surrounded by connective tissue, without any signs of rejections, even 60 days after injection. Pharmacokinetic study showed an increase in MRT (mean residence time) of 5-FU when the drug was administered by drug-loaded F-SubMGs.
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220 p.
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228 p. : il. Nota: Otro título en Teseo: "la modulación selectiva de los niveles de glutatión con l-2-oxo-4-tiazolidina carboxilato aumenta la eficacia de la interleucina-2 e incrementa el beneficio terapéutico de la bioquimioterapia del melanoma metastático"
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268 p. : il.
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23 p.
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Los factores de transcripción E2F son cruciales en la transición G1/S del ciclo celular. El factor de transcripción E2F1 regula el metabolismo oxidativo y su falta genera resistencia a obesidad. Se desconoce si E2F1 y E2F2 están implicados en la regulación de la homeostasis metabólica hepática. Por ello, el objetivo fue investigar el papel de E2F1 y E2F2 en la modulación del metabolismo lipídico hepático y su repercusión a nivel orgánico. Se utilizaron ratones macho de 3 meses E2F1-/-, E2F2-/- y sus controles que serán alimentados con dieta control o rica en grasa (HFD) durante 10 semanas. Se analizaron parámetros séricos en estado de alimento y tras 13 horas de ayuno. Se investigaron in vivo los flujos metabólicos hepáticos implicados en la disponibilidad de fosfolípidos, diglicéridos y triglicéridos (TG) tras administración de sustratos radiactivos.
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322 p.