摘要
目的观察3种化学性肝毒剂不同时间对小鼠肝损伤的影响.方法①CCl4试验:取小鼠60只,随机分6组,每组10只.每组代表一个观察时间点,即24,48,72,96,120,144h.并设相应生理盐水(NS)对照组.60只小鼠分别一次攻毒,15g/LCCl410mg/kg,ig,待小鼠中毒后,按上述不同时间点,分别摘取小鼠眼球取血,分离血清,经生化自动测定仪分别测定血清ALT,AST和BiliT的含量,并切取小鼠肝脏标本作病理切片观察.②DGal试验:动物分组、实验方法和观察指标同CCl4.中毒量为800mg/kg,ip.③ANIT试验:动物分组、实验方法和观察指标同CCl4.中毒量为100mg/kg,ig.结果CCl4(10mg/kg,ig)和DGal(800mg/kg,ip)均于小鼠中毒后24h~48h肝损伤明显,血清ALT,AST显著升高;ANIT(100mg/kg,ig)致小鼠肝损伤于48h~72h最重,肝细胞、肝内胆管病变和血清ALT,AST,BiliT升高明显.随着小鼠中毒时间的延长,CCl4和DGal中毒分别于144h和96h肝损伤基本恢复正常,而ANIT损伤小鼠肝脏病变持续144h仍未恢复?
IM To study the dynamic alterations of liver function and pathology of three liver injury models induced by CCl4, DGal and ANIT in mice.METHODS The models were induced by 15g/L CCl4 10mg/kg, ig, DGal 800mg/kg, ip, and ANIT 100mg/kg, ig, respectively. Kunming mice were randomly divided into 6 groups (10 for each) for each model. The serum samples were taken by excising out eyeball at 24,48,72,96,120 and 144h, respectively after poisoning. The ALT, AST and BiliT were determined using automatic biochemical analyzer. Livers were cut out for pathological examination.RESULTS The concentration of serum ALT and AST increased significantly (P<001) 24h-48h after poisoning by CCl4 and DGal. But livers were injured most significantly by ANIT between 48h and 72h, and there were marked pathological changes of liver cells and hepatic bile ducts with significant increase of serum BiliT level. The livers injured by CCl4 and DGal became normal in 144h and 96h, respectively, while pathological changes of the livers injured by ANIT remained unchanged in 144h.CONCLUSION CCl4 or DGal induced liver injury models in mice are useful in the study of effects of drugs on ALT, while ANIT induced model is suitable in studying the drugs on both bilirubin and enzyme (ALT and AST). The appropriate time to collect samples is within 24h to 48h in CCl4 or DGal models and 48h to 72h in the ANIT model after poisoning..
关键词
四氯化碳中毒
病理学
半乳糖胺
肝炎
おarbon tetrachloride poisoning/pathology
galactosamine/toxcity
1naphthylisothiocyanate/toxicity
hepatitis, toxic/pathology
disease models, animal