Avalia??o de efeitos toxicol?gicos e comportamentais de Panax ginseng C.A. Meyer em ratos

Autor: Matos, Ana Laura de Souza Almeida
Jazyk: portugalština
Rok vydání: 2014
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Zdroj: Repositório Institucional da UFRNUniversidade Federal do Rio Grande do NorteUFRN.
Druh dokumentu: masterThesis
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Panax ginseng CA Meyer (Araliaceae) is a herbaceous plant widely used in China, South Korea, Japan and other Asian countries for the treatment of various diseases micro circulatory, cerebrovascular, among others, representing one of the drugs used by older man. It has over 30 biologically active ginsenosides with different pharmacological and behavioral effects and inhibitory effect on the NMDA receptor. The amino acid glycine is a co-agonist of the NMDA receptor, activating this receptor. At the cellular level, ketamine is widely known to be NMDA receptor antagonist. The aim of this study was to evaluate the general activity in the open field, and anxiety in elevated plus maze, mice treated with P. ginseng compared with the action of ketamine and glycine, to better understand the action of this herbal medicine at the NMDA receptor. We used 66 adult male rats were divided into six groups: a positive control, treated for 30 days with water by gavage, who received glycine (500mg/kg; po) on days 7, 14, 21 and 28 of treatment, one hour before of behavioral assessment, a negative control was treated for 30 days with water by gavage received ketamine (5mg/kg, ip) on days 7, 14, 21 and 28 of treatment, one hour prior to behavioral evaluation, three experimental groups, receiving 100, 200 or 300 mg / kg P. ginseng by gavage for 30 days and one group treated solely with white water, and is also administered 1 ml of water by gavage one hour prior to behavioral evaluation. Animal behavior in these three groups was also examined on days 7, 14, 21 and 28 of treatment. On day 30 of treatment, the animals were anesthetized with thiopental (70mg/kg) for blood collection and after euthanasia, withdrawal of various organs. There were no changes in weight and body weight gain and weight reasons in organ / body weight. However the consumption of water and food values showed a significant increase. Serum levels of AST was increased in a dose-dependently in the animals treated with doses of P. ginseng, glycine and ketamine as compared to the blank group. Unlike creatinine levels proved to be decreased in all treated groups when compared with white. However, the level of urea in these groups was reduced and no changes were observed in the ALT parameter. Histopathological examination revealed no changes in cell morphology in different tissues. There were no behavioral changes in the elevated plus maze and few changes were observed in the open field, animals treated with P. ginseng, glycine and ketamine when compared to white. These data suggest that the doses of P. ginseng employed were unable to induce general toxicity in rats treated for 30 days and also shows that the general behavior of mice treated with P. ginseng was slightly different from that observed in animals treated with ketamine and glycine. Finally, the study on the elevated plus maze showed that the extract of P. ginseng showed no anxiolytic or anxiogenic action
Panax ginseng C.A. Meyer (Araliaceae) ? uma planta herb?cea muito usada na China, Cor?ia do Sul, Jap?o e outros pa?ses da ?sia no tratamento de v?rias doen?as micro circulat?rias, vasculares cerebrais, entre outras. Possui mais de 30 ginsenos?deos, que inibem o receptor NMDA, provocando diferentes efeitos farmacol?gicos e comportamentais. O objetivo do presente estudo foi avaliar a atividade geral, no campo aberto, e a ansiedade, no labirinto em cruz elevado, de ratos tratados com P. ginseng. Ratos tratados com ketamina (antagonista do receptor NMDA) e com glicina (coagonista do receptor NMDA), foram tamb?m empregados para melhor entendimento do mecanismo de a??o desse fitoter?pico. Foram utilizados 66 ratos machos adultos, divididos em seis grupos: um controle positivo (n=12), tratado durante 30 dias com ?gua por gavagem, que recebeu glicina (500mg/kg; v.o.) nos dias 7, 14, 21 e 28 de tratamento, uma hora antes da avalia??o comportamental; um controle negativo (n=12), tratado durante 30 dias com ?gua por gavagem, que recebeu ketamina (5mg/kg; i.p.) nos dias 7, 14, 21 e 28 de tratamento, uma hora antes da avalia??o comportamental; tr?s grupos experimentais (n=12), que receberam 100, 200 ou 300 mg/kg de P. ginseng, por gavagem, durante 30 dias e um grupo branco (n=6) tratado exclusivamente com ?gua, sendo tamb?m administrado 1mL de ?gua por gavagem uma hora antes da avalia??o comportamental. O comportamento animal nesses grupos tamb?m foi analisado nos dias 7, 14, 21 e 28 de tratamento. No dia 30 de tratamento os animais foram anestesiados para coleta de sangue e retirada de ?rg?os diversos, que tiveram seus pesos anotados e por??es foram coletadas para estudo histopatol?gico. N?o foram observadas altera??es no peso e ganho de peso corporal entre os diversos grupos nem nas raz?es peso ?rg?o/peso corporal calculadas. Nos animais tratados com P. ginseng, ketamina e glicina o consumo de ?gua e de ra??o e as concentra??es s?ricas de AST revelaram estar aumentadas em compara??o com grupo branco. Entretanto, os animais tratados com as tr?s doses de P. ginseng, ketamina e glicina apresentaram n?veis reduzidos de creatinina e ureia quando comparados com o grupo branco. N?o foram observadas altera??es no par?metro ALT. O estudo histopatol?gico revelou aus?ncia de altera??es na morfologia celular nos diversos tecidos analisados. N?o foram encontradas altera??es comportamentais no labirinto em cruz elevado e poucas altera??es foram observadas nos animais tratados com P. ginseng, glicina e ketamina quando comparados com o grupo branco, no campo aberto. Esses dados sugerem que as doses de P. ginseng empregadas n?o foram capazes de provocar toxicidade geral em ratos tratados por 30 dias e revela tamb?m que o comportamento geral dos ratos tratados com P. ginseng foi pouco diferente daquele observado nos animais tratados com glicina e ketamina. Por fim, o estudo no labirinto em cruz elevado mostrou que o extrato de P. ginseng n?o apresentou a??o ansiog?nica nem ansiol?tica nas condi??es experimentais adotadas
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