Parameters of NO synthase system of gastric mucosa in rats under stress conditions and inhibition of cyclooxygenase
Fomenko IS, Bondarchuk TI, Bilets'ka LP, Panasiuk NB, Skliarov OIa
D. Halytskyi National Medical University, Lviv, Ukraine
DOI: https://doi.org/10.15407/fz60.02.051
Abstract
In experiments on rats with modeled water-restrained stress,
the influence of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs of
different genesis on morphological status of gastric mucosa
and changes of NO-synthase system parameters have been
studied Administration of nonselective cyclooxygenese
inhibitor naproxen in the water-restrained stress model in
rats potentiated the increase of severity of damage of gastric
mucosa. At the same time, the activity of both inducible and
constitutive isoforms of NO-sythase decreased. The parameters
of lipoperoxidation remained at the level observed during
water-restrained stress. It was shown the advantages of the
use of H2S-releasinfg nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug
ATB-346, which are associated with its cytoprotective effect
of the drug manifested by a decreased total area of gastric
damage. However, parameters of lipoperoxidation and NOsyntase
system did not differ substantially from those in the
group treated with napoxen, indicating the prevalence of parent
molecule (naproxen) in regulation of function of NO-system
Administration of dual COX/LOX inhibitor, the compound
2A5DHT, caused a decrease of gastric damage as compared
to the effect of naproxen. The activity of iNOS remained much
higher than under condition of the naproxen action.
Keywords:
NSAIDs, stress, nitric oxide, gastric mucosa.
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