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Original Articles

The mechanism of oxidative damage in the nephrotoxicity of mice caused by nano-anatase TiO2

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Pages 447-462 | Received 02 Sep 2009, Accepted 16 Jan 2010, Published online: 05 Nov 2010

Figures & data

Figure 1. The (101) X-ray diffraction pattern of anatase TiO2.

Figure 1. The (101) X-ray diffraction pattern of anatase TiO2.

Figure 2. Sizes of TiO2 particles observed by TEM: (a) nano-anatase TiO2 particles and (b) bulk TiO2 particles.

Figure 2. Sizes of TiO2 particles observed by TEM: (a) nano-anatase TiO2 particles and (b) bulk TiO2 particles.

Table 1. Increase of net weight and coefficients of the kidney of ICR mice after abdominal cavity was injected with nano-anatase TiO2 suspensions.

Table 2. Contents of titanium in the kidneys of mice after abdominal cavity was injected with nano-anatase TiO2 suspensions.

Figure 3. Histopathology of the nephric tissue in female mice after intraperitoneal injection with various doses of nano-anatase TiO2 suspensions for consecutive 14 days. (a) control group (400×): renal glomerulus is complete and renal tubule is normal; (b) 5 mg/kg BW nano-anatase TiO2 group (100×): without abnormal pathology changes; (c) 50 mg/kg nano-anatase TiO2 group (200×): arrows indicate focal basophilia; (d) 100 mg/kg BW nano-anatase TiO2 group (200×): arrows indicate focal congestion; (e) 150 mg/kg BW nano-anatase TiO2 group (200×): diffuse basophilic degeneration and (f) 150 mg/kg BW bulk TiO2 group (100×): obvious congestion, basophilic degeneration.

Figure 3. Histopathology of the nephric tissue in female mice after intraperitoneal injection with various doses of nano-anatase TiO2 suspensions for consecutive 14 days. (a) control group (400×): renal glomerulus is complete and renal tubule is normal; (b) 5 mg/kg BW nano-anatase TiO2 group (100×): without abnormal pathology changes; (c) 50 mg/kg nano-anatase TiO2 group (200×): arrows indicate focal basophilia; (d) 100 mg/kg BW nano-anatase TiO2 group (200×): arrows indicate focal congestion; (e) 150 mg/kg BW nano-anatase TiO2 group (200×): diffuse basophilic degeneration and (f) 150 mg/kg BW bulk TiO2 group (100×): obvious congestion, basophilic degeneration.

Table 3. Changes of biochemical parameters in the blood serum of mice kidneys after abdominal cavity was injected with nano-anataseTiO2 suspensions.

Table 4. Generating rate of ROS and lipid peroxidation of the kidneys of ICR mice after abdominal cavity was injected with nano-anataseTiO2 suspensions.

Table 5. Activities of antioxidative enzymes of the kidneys of ICR mice after abdominal cavity was injected with nano-anataseTiO2 suspensions.

Figure 4. Ratios of AsA to DAsA and GSH to GSSGG of kidneys of mice after nano-anatase TiO2 suspensions were injected into abdominal cavity. Note: bars marked with an asterisk or double asterisks means it is significantly different from the control (no nano-anatase or bulk TiO2) at the 5% or 1% confidence level, respectively. Values represent means ± SE, n = 5.

Figure 4. Ratios of AsA to DAsA and GSH to GSSGG of kidneys of mice after nano-anatase TiO2 suspensions were injected into abdominal cavity. Note: bars marked with an asterisk or double asterisks means it is significantly different from the control (no nano-anatase or bulk TiO2) at the 5% or 1% confidence level, respectively. Values represent means ± SE, n = 5.

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