Fluorescent serum and urinary advanced glycoxidation edn-paroducts in non-diabetic subjects

De La Maza M.P.; Leiva, L; Gattas, V; Petermann, M; Garrido, F; Bunout, D; Hirsch, S; Barrera, G; Fernandez, M.; Bravo, A

Keywords: insulin, age, chromatography, hormone, fluorescence, glucose, lipoproteins, flow, kidney, blood, protein, diet, dietary, product, pressure, mellitus, liquid, diabetes, humans, injection, lipoprotein, human, male, gel, leptin, composition, level, aged, urine, nutritional, body, adult, female, lysine, glycosylation, end, permeation, article, correlation, anthropometry, analysis, function, assessment, glycation, intake, case-control, controlled, clinical, studies, c, study, middle, High, Reactive, Spectrometry,, Chromatography,, volunteer, Products,, advanced, diabetogenesis

Abstract

Introduction: Advanced glycoxidation end-products (AGEs) are involved in age-related conditions and diabetic complications. Diet intake contributes to their circulating concentrations. Aim: To measure serum and urinary AGEs in non-diabetic volunteers and relate their concentration to body composition, blood chemistry and dietary ingestion. Methods: We studied 41 adult men (31 middle-aged adults and 10 elderly). A nutritional assessment including a dietary recall designed for detection of AGE ingestion (specifically carboxymethyl-lysine(CML)), and anthropometric measurements were performed. Also serum lipoproteins, insulin, glucose, leptin and C reactive protein (CRP). AGEs were measured in serum and urine samples using size exclusion chromatography and flow injection assay (FIA); the technical procedures were first employed in 11 heterogeneous diabetics, as positive controls for this methodology. Results: Serum and urinary chromatograms indicated that areas under the curve were not different in younger compared with elderly adults. AGEs did not correlate with dietary intake, body composition, nor metabolic parameters, however they correlated significantly with renal function and CRP concentration. Discussion: In these non-diabetic volunteers, with low CML intake, serum and urinary concentration of AGEs were not related to dietary intake. AGEs were related to renal function and CRP, but not to body composition, lipoproteins, insulin and glucose.

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Título según SCOPUS: Fluorescent serum and urinary advanced glycoxidation edn-paroducts in non-diabetic subjects
Título de la Revista: BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH
Volumen: 40
Número: 2
Editorial: SOC BIOLGIA CHILE
Fecha de publicación: 2007
Página de inicio: 203
Página final: 212
Idioma: eng
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