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RENAL FUNCTION AND STRUCTURE IN DIABETIC, HYPERTENSIVE, OBESE ZDFxSHHF-HYBRID RATS

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Pages 387-406 | Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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Figure 1. Blood pressure in 46 weeks old ZDFxSHHF, SHHF, SHR and WKY rats (1-F Anova, p < 0.05; a - vs SHR and WKY).

Figure 1. Blood pressure in 46 weeks old ZDFxSHHF, SHHF, SHR and WKY rats (1-F Anova, p < 0.05; a - vs SHR and WKY).

Table 1. Heart weights and heart performance in vivo in 11 months old WKY, SHR, SHHF/Mcc-facp and ZDFxSHHF-hybrid rats

Figure 2. Metabolic status in 46 weeks old ZDFxSHHF, SHHF, SHR and WKY rats. (1-F Anova, p < 0.05; a - vs SHR and WKY; b - vs all other groups).

Figure 2. Metabolic status in 46 weeks old ZDFxSHHF, SHHF, SHR and WKY rats. (1-F Anova, p < 0.05; a - vs SHR and WKY; b - vs all other groups).

Table 2. Metabolic and renal function in 11 months old WKY, SHR, SHHF/Mcc-facp and ZDFxSHHF-hybrid rats

Figure 3. Obese 46 weeks old male ZDFxSHHF rat - Low power magnification of superficial through deep renal cortex showing prominent dilated tubules containing proteinaceous fluid, and many abnormal glomeruli (methenamine silver-trichrome (A)(MST), 26x). Abnormal glomeruli at higher magnification (B) showing segmental collapse/sclerosis (MST, 257x), and global collapse/mesangial expansion with hypertrophied podocytes containing protein resorption droplets (arrow) (c) (MST, 257x).

Figure 3. Obese 46 weeks old male ZDFxSHHF rat - Low power magnification of superficial through deep renal cortex showing prominent dilated tubules containing proteinaceous fluid, and many abnormal glomeruli (methenamine silver-trichrome (A)(MST), 26x). Abnormal glomeruli at higher magnification (B) showing segmental collapse/sclerosis (MST, 257x), and global collapse/mesangial expansion with hypertrophied podocytes containing protein resorption droplets (arrow) (c) (MST, 257x).

Table 3. Kidney weight and renal hystology in 46 weeks old male, WKY, SHR, SHHF and ZDFxSHHF-hybrid rats

Table 4. Metabolic profile of 29 weeks old obese (fa/facp) and lean (+/fa, +/+) ZDF-SHHF-hybrid rats

Figure 4. Obese 29 weeks old male ZDFxSHHF rat - Low power magnification of superficial through mid renal cortex showing focally dilated tubules containing proteinaceous material and scattered abnormal glomeruli (A) (MST, 26x). At higher magnification, there is a spectrum of glomerular pathology ranging from mild mesangial matrix expansion (arrow) to marked mesangial and segmental sclerosis (arrowhead) (B) (MST, 129x).

Figure 4. Obese 29 weeks old male ZDFxSHHF rat - Low power magnification of superficial through mid renal cortex showing focally dilated tubules containing proteinaceous material and scattered abnormal glomeruli (A) (MST, 26x). At higher magnification, there is a spectrum of glomerular pathology ranging from mild mesangial matrix expansion (arrow) to marked mesangial and segmental sclerosis (arrowhead) (B) (MST, 129x).

Figure 5. Lean 29 weeks old male ZDFxSHHF rat - Low power magnification of entire renal cortex through superficial medulla showing no discernible abnormality (A) (MST, 26x). At higher magnification, glomeruli show mild diffuse mesangial matrix expansion (B) (MST, 129x).

Figure 5. Lean 29 weeks old male ZDFxSHHF rat - Low power magnification of entire renal cortex through superficial medulla showing no discernible abnormality (A) (MST, 26x). At higher magnification, glomeruli show mild diffuse mesangial matrix expansion (B) (MST, 129x).

Table 5. Hemodynamic and renal function parameters in anesthetized (A) and conscious (B), 29 weeks old obese (fa/fcp) and lean (+/fa, +/+) ZDF-SHHF-hybrid rats; Footnote* p < 0.05

Table 6. Renal hystology in male, 29 weeks old, lean (+/fa) and obese (fa/facp) ZDFxSHHF-hybrid rats Footnote* p < 0.05, Mann-Whitney test

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