Acute pancreatitis in mice with lipoprotein lipase deficiency / 中华胰腺病杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To establish an experimental animal model of hypertriglyceridemic(HTG)panereatitis by using special lipoprotein lipase(LPL)deficient HTG heterozygous mice.Methods LPL deficient HTG heterozygous mice and wild type mice were divided into experiment group and control group,then each group was subdivided into 12 h,24 h subgroup.Acute pancreatitis(AP)was induced by caerulein intra-abdominal injection for 7 times(50μg/kg)at the interval of 1 h;the mice in the control group received same amount of normal ssline.The serum level of TG,amylase was determined,and morphologic changes were scored.Results The serum level of TG in LPL deficient HTG heterozygous mice was(3.55±0.27)mmol/L,which was significantly higher than that of wild type mice[(0.94±0.18)mmol/L,P＜0.05].The serum level of TG and amylase in heterozygous mice at 12 h was(3.55±0.27)mmol/L and(3685±484)U/L,which was significantly higher than those in wild type mice[(0.92±0.11)mmol/L and(2501±410)U/L,P＜0.05].The pancreatic tissue edema,necrosis,bleeding and inflammatory cell infiltration score was 3.94 ±0.21,3.94±0.21,1.84±0.25 and 1.84±0.25 in heterozygous mice,which was significantly higher than that of wild type mice(3.06±0.01,2.52±0.51,0.46±0.22 and 0.58±0.38,P＜0.05).Conclusions The serum level of TG was moderately and stably elevated in heterozygous mice.The mice developed more severe panereatitis after caemlein induction.which was an ideal experimental model for study of mechanism of HTG pancreatitis.