1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0198-8859(99)00036-1
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Differences in P-glycoprotein-170 expression and activity between Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis

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“…According to Englund et al, individuals with active UC have been shown to exhibit lower P-gp levels in the colon [19]. Yacyshyn et al observed not only a decreased mRNA level for the ABCB1/MDR1 gene, but also lower P-gp activity in the lymphocyte population deriving from the intestinal mucosa of patients with active UC [20]. The polymorphism of the ABCB1/MDR1 gene at position 1236 is one …”
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“…According to Englund et al, individuals with active UC have been shown to exhibit lower P-gp levels in the colon [19]. Yacyshyn et al observed not only a decreased mRNA level for the ABCB1/MDR1 gene, but also lower P-gp activity in the lymphocyte population deriving from the intestinal mucosa of patients with active UC [20]. The polymorphism of the ABCB1/MDR1 gene at position 1236 is one …”
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“…The multidrug resistance (MDR) gene coding for a drug efflux pump P-glycoprotein 170(Pgp-170) expressed on the surface of lymphocytes and intestinal epithelial cells [38,39] . In this study, Pgp-170 was elevated significantly in blood and tissues of refractory UC patients.…”
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“…Poor response to medical therapy of certain UC patients might be related to MDR expression because glucocorticoids are known Pgp-170 substrates. There was no difference of Pgp-170 in tissues and blood, indicating that peripheral blood lymphocyte (PBL) MDR remained stable over time and was not influenced by disease activity or glucocorticoid therapy, both PBL and mucosal MDR expression appeared independent of disease activity, and there was a significant correlation between PBL and MDR expression and intestinal epithelial lymphocyte and epithelial cell expression [38,39] . After treatment with Kangshuangling sublingual tablets, Pgp-170 dropped significantly in both blood and tissues, indicating that Kangshuangling sublingual tablet could inhibit the expression of MDR, but Pgp-170 was still higher than that of the normal controls, indicating that PBL and mucosal MDR may play an important role in determining the response of refractory UC patients to glucocorticoid therapy.…”
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“…Gemeinsame Folgeerscheinungen sind Therapieversagen, Indikation zur chirurgischen Intervention (bei Darmerkrankungen) und schlechterer Krankheitsverlauf. Eine Analyse der P-gp-Expression in CD8-positiven intestinalen Lymphozyten wies deutliche Unterschiede zwischen Morbus Crohn und Colitis ulcerosa auf, mit denen man das Therapieversagen von Ciclosporin A bei M. Crohn erklären könnte[69].Die Diskussionen zur pathogenetischen Bedeutung von P-gp bei AlzheimerDemenz und Herzinsuffizienz sind dagegen noch sehr spekulativ.Bisher weiß man lediglich, dass β-Amyloid mittels P-gp durch Zellmembranen transportiert werden kann [35] und Personen mit geringem P-gp-Gehalt in bestimmten Hirnregionen ein höheres Risiko für Amyloidablagerung haben[65].Bei dilatativer Kardiomyopathie wird in den Endothelzellen der myokardialen Kapillaren signifikant weniger P-gp als in gesunden Herzen exprimiert[39].Welche klinische Bedeutung diese Befunde für die Pathogenese des M.Alzheimer bzw.für die Therapie und Prognose der Herzinsuffizienz haben,müssen weitere Untersuchungen zeigen. Unterstützt wurden die Befunde durch Rhodamin-123-Efflux-Bestimmungen an CD56-positiven "natural killer cells".Abb.…”
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