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Arch Med Res ; 48(4): 360-369, 2017 May.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-29157674

ABSTRACT

BACKGROUND: Diabetes Mellitus (DM) is characterized by the production and accumulation of advanced glycation end products (AGEs), which are one of the key mechanisms in the development of its chronic complications. AIMS OF THE STUDY: To assess the serum AGEs concentration by a radioimmunoassay (RIA) developed in our laboratory, to establish reference values in healthy population and to evaluate the diagnostic potential of measuring longitudinal changes in circulating AGEs concentrations to predict the development of DM. METHODS: Clinical and metabolic parameters were obtained from a cohort of 781 Mexican people, initially and then seven years later. AGEs were quantified by a specific RIA. Associations of the changes in circulating levels of AGEs with the appearance of impaired fasting glucose (IFG), and the development of DM were evaluated. RESULTS: Diabetic subjects had higher circulating levels of AGEs than normoglycemic subjects or individuals with IFG in both samples studied (471 vs. 246 and 342 µU/mL, p <0.001; and 912 vs. 428 and 519 µU/mL, p <0.001; respectively). A multinomial logistic regression analysis showed that subjects who had AGEs concentration ≥400 µU/mL in the baseline sample had a relative risk ratio of 1.98 to develop IFG seven years later (p = 0.003). While the subjects who had AGEs concentration ≥450 µU/mL in the baseline sample had a relative risk ratio of 10.7 to develop DM seven years later (p <0.001). CONCLUSIONS: Circulating AGEs concentration is a good early marker to predict risk of developing DM.


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Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2/diagnosis , Glycation End Products, Advanced/blood , Adult , Biomarkers/blood , Blood Glucose/analysis , Cohort Studies , Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2/blood , Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2/physiopathology , Female , Humans , Male , Mexican Americans , Reference Values
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Rev. colomb. cienc. pecu ; 29(4): 255-263, oct.-dic. 2016. tab, graf
Article in English | LILACS | ID: biblio-959979

ABSTRACT

Summary Background: it is known that coffee pulp can modify the oxidative status and fertility in dairy cows. Objective: to evaluate the effect of dietary supplementation with coffee pulp on the antioxidant capacity, lipid oxidation and reproductive characteristics of ewes during estrous synchronization and early gestation. Methods: forty Dorset-Suffolk crossbred ewes with 3 or 4 parturitions were allocated to two treatments: T0 (n = 21), ewes supplemented with 450 g of a control feed; and T1 (n = 19), ewes supplemented with 450 g of the feed with 25% coffee pulp. Supplementation began 14 days before estrous synchronization and ended 25 days after breeding. During estrous synchronization, progestogen (CIDR, Controlled Internal Drug Release) was inserted and left in situ for 11 days. Eighteen hours later, estrous detection began with the aid of rams. Blood samples were collected at different times of synchronization and during early pregnancy to determine antioxidant capacity, lipid oxidation and blood progesterone concentration. Pregnancy diagnosis was performed 30 and 60 days after CIDR removal. Results: supplementation with coffee pulp did not affect estrous onset, estrous response or progesterone concentration, but fertility decreased from 100 to 78.95%. The antioxidant capacity measured using the FRAP technique was greater in coffee pulp supplemented ewes only before progestogen insertion. Coffee pulp did not modify lipid oxidation; however, this variable was affected by sampling time, decreasing after progestogen removal to its lowest values at 22 days into pregnancy. Conclusion: although supplementation with coffee pulp at 25% in the concentrate increased antioxidant capacity of ewes before insertion of progestogen, it is not recommended to use this percentage during synchronization or early pregnancy since it can negatively affect gestation rate.


Resumen Antecedentes: se sabe que la pulpa de café puede modificar el estado oxidativo y la fertilidad en vacas lecheras. Objetivo: evaluar los efectos del suministro dietario de pulpa de café y su capacidad antioxidante, oxidación lipídica, y características reproductivas en ovejas durante la sincronización del estro y la gestación temprana. Métodos: cuarenta ovejas cruzadas Suffolk x Dorset de 3 y 4 partos fueron asignadas a dos grupos: T0 (n = 21), suplementación con 450 g de alimento (grupo testigo); y T1 (n = 19), suplementación con 450 g de alimento con 25% de pulpa de café. La suplementación inició 14 días antes de la sincronización del estro y terminó 25 días después del apareamiento. El progestágeno (CIDR, Dispositivo Intravaginal de Liberación Controlada) fue insertado en los animales por 11 días. Dieciocho horas después de su retiro se inició la detección de estros. Se muestreó a diferentes tiempos después de la sincronización y durante la gestación temprana para determinar capacidad antioxidante, oxidación lipídica y concentración de progesterona. El diagnóstico de preñez se realizó 30 y 60 días después de la remoción del CIDR. Resultados: la suplementación con pulpa de café no afectó el inicio del estro, la respuesta al estro ni la concentración de progesterona. Sin embargo, la fertilidad disminuyó de 100 a 78,95%. La capacidad antioxidante, medida mediante la técnica FRAP, fue mayor en ovejas suplementadas con pulpa de café, pero solo antes de la inserción del progestágeno. La pulpa de café no modificó la oxidación lipídica; sin embargo, si fue modificada por el tiempo de muestreo, decreciendo desde la remoción del progestágeno hasta los 22 días de preñez. Conclusión: aunque la suplementación del concentrado con 25% de pulpa de café incrementó la capacidad antioxidante antes de la inserción del progestágeno, no se recomienda ese porcentaje durante la sincronización y gestación temprana, ya que redujo el porcentaje de gestación de las ovejas.


Resumo Antecedentes: a polpa de café pode modificar o estado oxidativo e a fertilidade em vacas leiteiras. Objetivo: avaliar a polpa de café na capacidade antioxidante, oxidação da gordura e nas características reprodutivas das ovelhas durante sincronização do estro e gestação inicial. Métodos: quarenta ovelhas cruzas Suffolk e Dorset de 3 e 4 nascimentos foram agrupadas no T0 (n = 21), suplementação com 450 g de alimento controle e T1 (n = 19), suplementação com 450 g de alimento com 25% de polpa de café. A suplementação iniciou 14 dias antes da sincronização do estro e terminou 25 dias depois do acasalamento. O hormônio progestina (CIDR, dispositivo intravaginal de libertação controlada de fármaco) foi inserido por 11 dias. Dezoito horas depois da retirada iniciouse a detecção do estro. Fizeram-se amostras de diferentes tempos do período e da gestação inicial para determinar a capacidade antioxidante, oxidação dos lipídeos e concentração de progesterona. Realizou-se o diagnóstico de gestação 30 e 60 dias depois de remover o CIDR. Resultados: a suplementação com a polpa de café não afetou o início do estro, a resposta ao estro e a concentração de progesterona, mas a fertilidade decresceu de 100 a 78,95%. A capacidade antioxidante que foi medida pela técnica de FRAP foi maior nas ovelhas suplementadas com a polpa de café somente antes da inserção do progestágeno. A polpa de café não modificou a oxidação dos lipídeos; no entanto, estes foram modificados pelo tempo de amostra, decrescendo depois de remover o progestágeno até 22 dias de gestação. Conclusão: ainda que a polpa de café a 25% de concentração incrementa a capacidade antioxidante antes da inserção do progestágeno, não é recomendado este percentual para as ovelhas durante a sincronização do estro e a gestação inicial, já que decresce a porcentagem de gestação.

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Reprod Toxicol ; 22(3): 513-20, 2006 Oct.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-16723207

ABSTRACT

During the first days of postnatal life in rats the male germ cells (gonocytes) proliferate and move towards the seminiferous tubule basal lamina maturing into spermatogonia. This process is necessary for spermatogenesis and can be affected by estrogen (E); therefore, it is important to determine whether the damaging mechanism induced by E administration during the postnatal period impairs gonocyte maturation. One-day-old rat pups were given 1 microg 17-beta-estradiol daily and studied at 3, 5, 8, 10 and 16 days of age, corresponding to the critical gonocyte differentiation period in the rat. Testicles were isolated and the number of gonocytes in contact with the basal lamina of the seminiferous tubule was estimated, as well as the proliferation rate and apoptosis of the gonocytes. We observed that the administration of E changed the migration of gonocytes towards the basal lamina, decreased cell proliferation and increased apoptosis, resulting in a decrease in spermatogonia and spermatocytes. The migration of gonocytes and subsequent proliferation is required for survival of this germ cell type. The lack of maturation and the death of gonocytes could be one of the causes of infertility following exogenous E treatment.


Subject(s)
Estradiol/toxicity , Spermatozoa/drug effects , Testis/drug effects , Animals , Animals, Newborn , Apoptosis/drug effects , Cell Differentiation/drug effects , Cell Movement/drug effects , Cell Proliferation/drug effects , Fertility/drug effects , Male , Rats , Rats, Wistar , Spermatozoa/pathology , Testis/pathology
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