Nature and severity of the glomerular response to nephron reduction is strain-dependent in mice

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Esposito, C
He, CJ
Striker, GE
Zalups, RK
Striker, LJ
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[1] Univ Miami, Sch Med, Dept Med, Renal Cell Biol Lab, Miami, FL 33101 USA
[2] Univ Pavia, IRCCS, Policlin San Matteo, Div Nephrol, I-27100 Pavia, Italy
[3] Mercer Univ, Sch Med, Div Basic Med Sci, Macon, GA 31207 USA
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10.1016/S0002-9440(10)65336-9
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R36 [病理学];
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Nephron reduction Is an important factor in the development of glomerulosclerosis. In a study of the oligosyndactyly (Os) mutation that causes a congenital 50% reduction ill nephron number, we previously found that ROP Os/+ mice developed glomerulosclerosis whereas C57B1/6J Os/+ mice did not, We concluded that the predisposition to glomerulosclerosis depended largely on the genetic background, the ROP being sclerosis-prone whereas the C57 strain was sclerosis-resistant, In the current experiments we asked whether the intensity of the sclerotic response to nephron reduction In the ROP strain was related to the time at which it occurred, ie, a pre- or post-natal event. We also determined whether the absence of lesions in C57 Os/+ mice was caused by a higher threshold for the induction of a sclerotic response In C57 mice. We further examined the relationship between glomerular hypertrophy and sclerosis. C57 +/+, C57 Os/+, ROP +/+, and ROP Os/+ mice were uninephrectomized (NX) at age 10 weeks and followed for 8 weeks. We found no sclerotic changes in NX C57 +/+ and C57 Os/+ mice, despite a 75% reduction in nephron number in the latter, In contrast, both NX ROP +/+ and NX ROP Os/+ mice had glomerulosclerosis, which was more severe in the NX ROP Os/+ mice, Examination of extracellular matrix synthesis and degradation at the mRNA level revealed that synthesis exceeded degradation in ROP Os/+ mice. The lesions in NX ROP +/+ were less severe than in sham-operated ROP/Os mice, suggesting that the timing of nephron reduction affected the amplitude of the sclerotic response in this strain, Following NX, an increase in glomerular volume was found in C57 +/+, ROP +/+, and ROP Os/+ mice, However, NX did clot lead to a further increase in glomerular volume in C57 Os/+ mice. We make three conclusions: 1) sclerosis was more severe in the ROP strain when nephron reduction occurred In utero; 2) the absence of glomerulosclerosis in C57 mice was not related to a higher threshold for a sclerosis response in this strain; and 3) whereas glomerular size continued to increase as nephron number decreased in ROP mice, it reached a plateau in C57 mice.
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