INVESTIGADORES
PELLEGRINI Gretel Gisela
congresos y reuniones científicas
Título:
The severe osteopenia induce by ovariectomy and a low protein intake was reduced by olpadronate treatment
Autor/es:
MAROTTE C; GONZALES CHAVES M; PELLEGRINI GG; MANDALUNIS P; FRIEDMAN SM; ZENI SN
Lugar:
Viena, Austria
Reunión:
Congreso; ECTS; 2009
Resumen:
Previously we found that a low dietary protein intake in OVX rats induce a severe osteopenia. In the present study we investigated the effect of anticatabolic treatment with the aminobisphosphonate, olpadronate (OPD) in rats feeding a low protein, normal calcium diet. A total of 30 Wistar adult rats (300±50 g) were studied, 20 rats were ovariectomized (OVX) and 10 were SHAM operated. During 15 days post-surgery all rats were fed a commercial diet (Granave SA, Bs.As.) which supplied protein 15%, vitamin D 200UI% and 0.6% calcium. After that rats were divided in 4 groups and for an additional 60 days they received:
G1: OVX + 2.5% casein diet.
G2: OVX + 2.5% casein diet + 8ug OPD/100g rats one a week (intraperitoneally) .
G3: SHAM + comercial diet (protein 15%)
At baseline (Tb) and at the end of the experience (Tf) total skeleton bone mineral content (BMC: mg) and density (BMD: mg/cm2)) were measured by DXA (Small animal Software, Lunar DPX). Proximal tibia BMD (BMDpt) was evaluated using a specific ROI and changes in BMC and BMDpt between Tf and Tb was calculated. Serum calcium (Ca: mg/dl), phosphorus, bone alkaline fosfatase (bAL) and osteocalcin (BGP) were also evaluated. At Tf bone volume of tibia (BV/TV %) was measured by histology. Results (mean± standard error):
G1
G2
G3
bAL Tf (UI/L)
74±11a
50±5b
45±4b
Calcium (mg%) Tf
9.6±0.1a
8.7±0.1b
10.3±0.1c
BGP (ng/ml) Tf
131.0±15.1a
111.2±12.7b
178±55c
[BMCetf - BMCet baseline ] (mg)
253±19a
1512±343b
2706±556c
[tibia BMD f - tibia BMD baseline] (%)
0.0±0.4a
22.0±2.1b
59.2±5.2c
BV/TV (%).
2.9±0.2a
7.1±0.9b
25.1±3.2c
Different letters indicates a: p<0.05
The OVX and low protein intake reduced serum Ca and BGP as well as BV/TV and increase serum bAL and BMC and BMDpt compared to SHAM group. OPD treatment reduced serum bAL, Ca an BGP and increased BMC, BMDpt and BV/ compared to untreated group. However, G2 did not reach the bone mass parameter observed in SHAM group. Conclusions: The severe osteopenia induce by OVX and a low protein intake was reduced by OPD treatment. Grant PIP6843.CONICET