ROS as targets for therapeutic intervention of diabetic nephropathy
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1 36 th Autumn Congress of Korean Diabetes Association September 16-17, 2010, BEXCO, Busan, Korea ROS as targets for therapeutic intervention of diabetic nephropathy Hunjoo Ha Department of Bioinspired Science Division of Life & Pharmaceutical Sciences College of Pharmacy, Ewha Womans University, Seoul, Korea
2 Contents Definition of the term ROS (reactive oxygen species) and OS (oxidative stress) Current understanding of ROS-induced renal injury under hyperglycemia Role of antioxidant defense mechanism under hyperglycemia: catalase, Nrf2 Recent therapeutic advances supporting the role of ROS in diabetic renal injury
3 Sequential reduction of O 2 e O 2 O.- e e 2 H 2 O 2 OH. + OH - e 2H 2 O O 2.- H 2 O 2 OH. O 2 + 4H + 4e 2H 2 O Weak oxidant acting on Fe-S, Fe-Zn centers H O O H Weak oxidant oxidizing sulfur atoms of Cys and Met Strong oxidant indiscriminately damaging DNA, Proteins, Lipids
4 Finkel T et al. Nature 408:239, 2000
5 Oxidative Stress H 2 O 2 O 2.- OH. ROS Antioxidant catalase Defense SOD GPx Mechanisms
6 Definition of the term ROS (reactive oxygen species) and OS (oxidative stress) Current understanding of ROS-induced renal injury under hyperglycemia Role of antioxidant defense mechanism under hyperglycemia: catalase, Nrf2 Recent therapeutic advances supporting the role of ROS in diabetic renal injury
7 Increased ROS under hyperglycemia Ha H et al. JASN 3: Koya D et al. JASN 14:S250, 2003 Unpublished data
8 Markers of OS in human DN
9 ROS-regulated signaling in renal cells under hyperglycemia protein PKC GFAT Lee HB et al. JASN 14:S241-5, 2003
10 Definition of the term ROS (reactive oxygen species) and OS (oxidative stress) Current understanding of ROS-induced renal injury under hyperglycemia Role of antioxidant defense mechanism under hyperglycemia: catalase, Nrf2 Recent therapeutic advances supporting the role of ROS in diabetic renal injury
11 Role of catalase in diabetic nephropathy A heme-containing homotetrameric protein Mainly located in the peroxisomes H 2 O 2 Catalase Fe (Ⅱ) Fenton reaction O 2 + 2H 2 O OH- + OH Ho et al., JBC 279:32804, 2004
12 Characteristics of diabetic cat null mice A B C D WT WT+DM Cat - /- Cat -/- +DM Relative in ncrease WT WT+DM Cat-/- Cat-/-+DM P Cr (mg/d dl) Plasma FFA (mm) n=7~8, Mean ± SE, : p<0.05 vs WT, : p<0.05 vs Cat-/-, : p<0.05 vs WT+DM Unpublished data
13 Glomerular volume & FMA in diabetic cat null mice Glomerular volume 1.5 WT Relative increase WT WT+DM Cat-/- Cat-/-+DM Fractional mesangial area (FMA) Cat-/- FMA 0.9 con DM WT WT+DM Cat-/- Cat-/-+DM n=7~8, Mean ± SE, : p<0.05 vs WT, : p<0.05 vs Cat-/-, : p<0.05 vs WT+DM Unpublished data
14 Renal injury in diabetic cat null mice A TGF-β1/18S B CTGF/18S C BMP7/18S D BMP7 (pg/mg protein) n=7~8, Mean ± SE, : p<0.05 vs WT, : p<0.05 vs Cat-/-, : p<0.05 vs WT+DM D WT WT+DM Cat -/- Cat -/- +DM Unpublished data
15 Oxidative stress in diabetic cat null mice WT Nox4/18S , WT+DM Cat -/- Catalase/ /18S Cat -/- DM SOD2/18S : p<0.05 vs WT, : p<0.05 vs Cat-/-
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17 Nrf2-Keap1-ARE
18 Diabetic renal injury in Nrf2 null mice
19 Role of ROS in HG-induced Nrf2 activation NAC
20 Definition of the term ROS (reactive oxygen species) and OS (oxidative stress) Current understanding of ROS-induced renal injury under hyperglycemia Role of antioxidant defense mechanism under hyperglycemia: catalase, Nrf2 Recent therapeutic advances supporting the role of ROS in diabetic renal injury
21 Successful antioxidant therapy will depend on Dose of antioxidants Concentration of antioxidants at the site of ROS produced (eg. mitochondria) Plasma half-life of antioxidants Safety and tolerability of antioxidants Type of antioxidants: antioxidants may act as oxidants Oxidative state of patients
22 Bardoxolone methyl: an inducer of Nrf2 Phase IIa trial Renoprotective effect of bardoxolone methyl on diabetes
23 Selective mitochondrial antioxidants: MitoQ Permeable into mitochondria: 100~1000 fold accumulation Adsorbed to the matrix surface of inner membrane Accumulated in the heart, liver, skeletal muscle, kidney, and brain
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26 Human studies with MitoQ Oral bioavailability: 10% Major metabolites in the urine: glucuronide & sulfate conjugation PROTECT study: Parkinson s disease Double-blind study 40, 80 mg/kg for 12 months CLEAR trial: chronic HCV unresponsive to conventional tx Double-blind, randomized study 0, 40, 80 mg/kg for 28 days Common adverse effect: dosedependent nausea
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28 Haptoglobin (Hp) genotype & DN a hemoglobin binding protein protects against heme-induced ROS 3 genotypes: Hp 1-1, Hp 2-2, and Hp 2-1 Diabetes with Hp 2-2 have 2~5 fold increased risk of CVD.
29 Conclusion Increased generation of ROS in diabetic kidney is convincing. Endogenous antioxidant defense mechanism plays a protective role in DN. Antioxidants acting directly at the mitochondrial site may promise better efficiency than non-specific antioxidants. Pharmacogenomic application may provide a rational for prospective trials to investigate the potential of vigorous antioxidant therapy to ameliorate DN.
30 Characteristics of diabetic cat null mice Body wt (g) Kidney wt /body wt (ratio) Blood glucose (mg/dl) Plasma creatinine (mg/dl) UAE (mg/24 hrs) WT 22.8 ± ± ± ± ± 0.28 WT+DM 19.0 ± ± ± ± ± 0.46 Cat -/ ± ± ± ± ± 0.17 Cat -/- +DM 23.1 ± ± ± ± ± 2.65 n=7~8, Mean ± SE, : p<0.05 vs WT : p<0.05 vs Cat-/-, : p<0.05 vs WT+DM UAE: urinary albumin excretion Unpublished data
31 Renal injury in diabetic cat null mice E αsma/18s H α-sma E-cadherin I αsma/β-actin β-actin G E-cadherin/ /18S Control DM Control DM WT Cat -/- J E-cadher rin/ β-actin D WT WT+DM Cat -/- Cat -/- +DM Unpublished data n=7~8, Mean ± SE, : p<0.05 vs WT, : p<0.05 vs Cat-/-
32 Oxidative stress in diabetic cat null mice No ox4/18s , + Cat talase/18s SO OD2/18S n=7~8, Mean ± SE, : p<0.05 vs WT, : p<0.05 vs Cat-/- Unpublished data
33 Selective mitochondrial antioxidants: MitoQ
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