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The larger deficiences observed in the subsequent steps in the sequence of events, and it cannot account for depressed actions of vasopressin. Adrenalectomy also depressed calcium efflux or, more precisely, the sensitivity of the calcium efflux pathway to changes in [Ca' + ]&. Indeed, the rise in calcium efflux that follows the rise in [Ca2 + li evoked by epinephrine or by vasopressin was depressed after adrenalectomy to a greater degree than A[Ca2 + ]i. We have already proposed that adrenalectomy could depress Ca * + transport catalyzed by the Ca * + -Mg * + ; -ATPase 2 ; . Possibly, glucocorticoids may be necessary for the induction of this enzyme, as suggested by the work of Friedmann and Johnson 18 ; , who found that Ca * + uptake by hepatic endoplasmic reticulum vesicles from adrenalectomized rats is depressed, that the defect is corrected by dexamethasone, and that protein synthesis is required for the correction. In addition, we found that calcium influx in hepatocytes is increased after adrenalectomy. In another paper, * we present evidence that the reduced calcium efflux is linked to the increased influx, which in turn is Na + -dependent. The possible contribution of Na + -Ca * + exchange to calcium transport across the hepatocyte plasma membrane in adrenalectomy has to be considered. We cannot deduce from these experiments whether the changes in calcium influx and efflux are related to any one of the three intracellular messengers: IP3, diacylglycerol-protein kinase C, or CAMP. Our finding that the increase in hepatocyte calcium influx evoked by epinephrine is completely blocked by propranolol after adrenalectomy certainly suggests that this influx has some links to the cyclic AMP pathway. Propranolol does not block the epinephrine-evoked rise in calcium influx in hepatocytes from sham-operated animals, although it decreases it slightly. As mentioned before, this closely parallels our previous results 1 ; showing that the pblockade inhibits the rise in phosphorylase a induced by 10m7 M epinephrine 44% after adrenalectomy, but slightly enhances the rise in the sham-operated group. This, of course, derives from the fact that normal adult male rats have essentially lost their P-adrenergic pathway 9, 14 ; , which reappears after adrenalectomy 1 ; . Another parallel which may or may not be causally related is the fact that, on one hand, the hepatocyte basal CAMP levels are 30% higher in adrenalectomized rats than in sham-operated rats p 0.05 ; 1 ; and, on the other hand, calcium influx is also 30% higher in adrenalectomized rats than in sham-operated rats 0, 0.05 ; . In conclusion, adrenalectomy disrupts the calcium metabolism of rat hepatocytes and, consequently, glycogen mobilization by altering both the IP3-dependent Ca2 + signaling system and calcium influx and efflux across the plasma membrane. The effect of adrenalectomy on plasma membrane calcium transport, especially on calcium influx, may be related to previously documented changes in the CAMP messenger system. The complex interactions of CAMP and IP3 in the.
Receptors were expressed . Kd values of 4.1 X 10 -10 M and 2.6 X 10 -10 M were obtained for control and treated cells, respectively . Thus, prednisolone markedly increased the expression of high affinity IL-1-R on PBMCs . Furthermore, as shown on Fig . 3, the prednisolone-induced IL- 1-R on PBMCs are bound equally well by IL-la and IL-If . Effect of Various Steroids on Specific I25I-IL-l a Binding. Human PBMCs were exposed to different doses of various steroid hormones over a physiological and pharmacological concentration range 10 -5-10 -10 M ; for 6 h. Fig . 4 demonstrates the specific binding of ' 25 1-IL-1 a to treated PBMCs. GCs increased IL-I a binding in a dose-dependent manner, and maximal effects were obtained with 10 -7 M dexamethasone and 10-5-10-6 M prednisolone. We also evaluated the effect of other types of steroid hormones. Progesterone, 17-#-estradiol, and testosterone had no effect on ' 251-IL-1 a binding to PBMCs. In addition, a mineralocorticoid.
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FIG. 4. Northern blot analysis of PBE mRNA in livers of controls lanes 1 - 3 ; . dexamethasone lanes 4-6 ; , ciprofibrate and dexamethasone lanes 7-9 ; , and ciprofibrate lanes 10-12 ; treated rats. The size of PBE mRNA is 3 kb.
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Other hand, dexamethasone only reduced IL-6 promoter activity, not VCAM-1 promoter activity. Thus, PPAR and GR had similar effects on the inhibition of the IL-6 gene promoter, but different effects on the VCAM-1 gene promoter in vascular ECs. Both of the genes encoding IL-6 and VCAM-1 are known to have NF- B-binding sites in their promoter regions 27, 28 ; . In our EMSA using oligonucleotide probes derived from the human IL-6 gene promoter, fenofibrate as well as dexamethasone clearly suppressed TNF -activated NF- B binding. By contrast, in the EMSA using oligonucleotide probes from the human VCAM-1 gene promoter, only fenofibrate inhibited such binding. Thus, the differences in the effects of fenofibrate and dexamethasone on NF- B binding to the two promoters correlate to those on protein expression and promoter activity. The totality of these findings suggests that the inhibition of both IL-6 and VCAM-1 expression by fenofibrate as well as the inhibition of IL-6 expression by dexamethasone are mediated at least in part through interference with NF- B activity. The TNF -stimulated NF- B proteins consist mainly of p65 RelA ; and p50 NF- B1 ; in HUVECs. Immunocytochemical analysis demonstrated that neither fenofibrate nor dexamethasone prevented nuclear translocation of the p65 protein. Thus, the inhibitory effects of fenofibrate and dexamethasone on NF- B binding must be exerted chiefly during stages after the nuclear translocation of NF- B. In contrast to our findings, Simoncini et al. 47 ; have shown that nuclear translocation of both p50 and p65 after LPS treatment was inhibited by dexamethasone in human saphenous vein ECs. Although the reason for this discrepancy is not clear, differences in the sources of vascular ECs or in the stimulators for NF- B may be responsible. In this connection, Brostjan et al. 18 ; have shown that although I B -dependent down-regulation of NF- B activity by glucocorticoids has been postulated 48, 49 ; , such a mechanism is not involved in vascular endothelial cells. The molecular mechanisms of interference of NF- B ac.
As patients with cancer usually require several doses of chemotherapy, another trial has studied two regimens of aprepitant given during six cycles of cisplatin. All 202 patients received a standard regimen of ondansetron and dexamethasone. The prevention of emesis declined from 49% to 34% after six cycles in patients treated with the standard regimen. In patients who also took aprepitant, 64% had no vomiting after the first cycle and 59% had no vomiting after the sixth cycle.4 Assessing adverse events in patients who are given multiple drugs for their cancers can be difficult. Adverse events associated with regimens containing aprepitant include hiccups, asthenia, headache and altered liver function. Although the efficacy of aprepitant has been proven, questions remain about its role in practice. As treatment guidelines often include metoclopramide for the prevention of delayed emesis, aprepitant should be compared with such regimens. There also needs to be more study of the effectiveness of aprepitant in subsequent cycles of chemotherapy. Although the results of the trial4 look promising, few patients completed six cycles of chemotherapy. At present aprepitant can only be used with highly emetogenic chemotherapy, including high-dose cisplatin and phenoxybenzamine.
Glucocorticoids inhibit inflammation and smooth muscle proliferation within the arterial wall. In animal models these hormones prevent neointimal proliferation following intra-arterial injury. However, in clinical trials glucocorticoids do not consistently prevent restenosis following angioplasty. We hypothesised that benefits of glucocorticoid action within the vessel wall may be offset by adverse systemic effects. We compared effects of systemic versus local glucocorticoid administration on neointimal proliferation in a murine model of intravascular injury. An angioplasty guide-wire was advanced into both femoral arteries of anaesthetised, male C57Bl6 mice 25-30g ; receiving either systemic or local glucocorticoids for 21 days. Systemic administration consisted of dexamethaslne 1mg kg by daily sc injection ; or vehicle n 8 ; . Local administration involved implanting a silastic pellet impregnated with 2mg of cortisol alongside one femoral artery and a contralateral control pellet n 5.
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Table I. Colorimetric Data Recorded for Different Pharmacological Standards Compound Group I 1 2 Group II 13 14 Group III 20 21 22 Amitriptyline hydrochloride Desipramine hydrochloride Imipramine hydrochloride Maprotiline hydrochloride Nortriptyline hydrochloride Perphenazine Promethazine hydrochloride Propafenone hydrochloride DL-Propranolol hydrochloride Terfenadine Tetracaine Quinidine hydrochloride Acebutolol hydrochloride BAPTA-AM Diazepam DP-109 Lidocaine Metoprolol tartrate salt Valproic acid sodium salt Amoxicillin Benzocaine Carbamazepine Chloramphenicol Coumarin Dexamethasoje Diclofenac Sodium Salt Digoxin Estradiol Hydrocortisone Ibuprofen sodium salt Indapamide Indomethacin Naproxen Procaine hydrochloride Procainamide hydrochloride Theophylline anhydrous Thymidine MW 313.9 302.8 316.9 log D pH 8 ; 4.89 3.61 2.97 j0.42 j2.88 2.49 3.05 1.02 j0.35 1.14 4.13 1.43 j0.53 j0.48 1.65 j0.61 j0.05 j4.07 EC50 2M ; 25 28 surface 13 ; . The fluorescence data shown in Fig. 3A demonstrate a clear difference between the increase in quenching compared to the control sample in which only dithionite was added to the NBD-PE DMPC PDA vesicles, broken curve ; induced by compounds ascribed to subgroup I nortiptyline and imipramine, Fig. 3A, I ; and the other compounds yielding the color profiles of group II metoprolol and acetobutolol, Fig. 3A, II ; and group III procainamide and diclofenac, Fig. 3A, III ; , which exhibited similar quenching as the control. Figure 3B shows the cumulative SAXS data for the nine compounds depicted in Fig. 2, in comparison to the control DMPC PDA vesicles. SAXS analysis facilitates investigation of the width and ordering of lipid layers 14 ; . Previous SAXS investigation characterized phospholipid PDA vesicles and bilayer modifications induced through interactions of the vesicles with different molecules 15 ; . The inset in Fig. 3B features the SAXS spectrum of the control DMPC PDA vesicles, exhibiting peaks corresponding to the organized.
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Another study on children reported that six doses of dexamethasone 5 mg kg ; given every six hours starting 6 to 12 hours before extubation had no effect on the incidence of postextubation stridor.
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