The significant antinociceptive synergism that was elicited by fixed-ratio combinations of glucosamine + ibuprofen and glucosamine + ketoprofen stand in stark contrast to the additive or subadditive interactions produced by combinations of glucosamine with the other analgesics tested. Moreover, the synergism was shown to depend strongly on the proportions of the agents in the combination, thereby emphasizing that a synergistic interaction is not merely a property of the constituents; it also depends on their relative concentrations. Whereas the chief mechanistic characteristic shared by the NSAID group is inhibition of prostaglandin biosynthesis, there are other mechanisms associated with the individual agents to varying degrees. Each agent has its own pharmacodynamic and pharmacokinetic characteristics. The most obvious attribute that distinguishes ibuprofen and ketoprofen from the other analgesics we tested is that each is a propionic acid derivative Methyl-4- 2-methylpropyl ; benzeneacetic acid and 3-Benzoyl--methyl-benzeneacetic acid, respectively ; . However the other propionic acid derivative naproxen S ; acid ; , did not synergize with glucosamine at least at the ratios tested ; . Indomethacin, which is an indole acetic acid derivative 1- 4-Chlorobenzoyl ; acid ; , diclofenac, which is a phenylacetic acid derivative 2-[2, 6-Dichlorophenyl ; amino]benzeneacetic acid ; , and piroxicam, which is an enolic acid 2-benzothiazine-3-carboxamide ; , exhibited only additive antinociception with glucosamine. The salicylic acid derivative aspirin 2- Acetyloxy ; benzoic acid ; and the non-NSAID p-aminophenyl derivative acetaminophen N- 4-hydroxyphenyl ; acetamide ; demonstrated subadditive effects with glucosamine. Hence, a simple chemical structure-based classification of synergy is not possible at present. Likewise, although the doses of glucosamine which affected the.
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I would like to comment on the letter from Paul Jerram PJ, 8 October, p440 ; and the surprising news that etodolac is the nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug of choice in the Isle of Wight. Etodolac appears to have been included in the National Institute for Clinical Excellence's evaluation of COX-2 selective drugs in 20011, on account of its in vitro COX-2 selectivity, which is greater than that for a number of other NSAIDs, including meloxicam and celecoxib.2 However, in vitro selectivity is no guide to in vivo gastrointestinal GI ; toxicity: piroxicam has greater COX-2 selectivity in vitro than ibuprofen.2 Etodolac has no randomised controlled trial RCT ; evidence of superior GI safety compared with usual reference NSAIDs such as ibuprofen, naproxen or diclofenac.1 Inhibition of endothelial prostacyclin formation in the absence of platelet thromboxane production is one possible mechanism by which selective COX-2 inhibitors might increase thrombotic risk.3 A risk might therefore be seen with all selective COX-2 inhibitors. Earlier this year, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency advised that: "The evidence suggests that selective COX-2 inhibitors, as a class, may cause an increased risk of thrombotic events eg, myocardial infarction and stroke ; compared with placebo and some NSAIDs, and the risk may increase with dose and duration of exposure."4 Its letter implies that this statement concerned celecoxib, etoricoxib, parecoxib and valdecoxib. Given the in vitro COX-2 selectivity of etodolac, should it have included this drug as well? Clearly, as in the case of ibuprofen or piroxicam, factors other than COX-2 selectivity affect GI toxicity. But if, in the absence of RCT data, we were to accept the argument that etodolac must have a lower GI risk than many other NSAIDs simply because it is much more COX-2.
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Transmucosal permeation of topically applied diclofenac and piroxicam pieter van der bijl, bchd, bsc hons ; pharmacol ; , phd, dsc armorel van eyk, phd heiner seifart, dr rer nat ianda viljoen, bsc hons ; pharmacol ; marli jooste, bsc hons ; pharmacol ; department of pharmacology, faculty of health sciences, university of stellenbosch, tygerberg, south africa key words: diclofenac, piroxicam, human mucosa, permeability studies abstract nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs nsaids ; are frequently used for the treatment of acute myalgias, orthopedic injuries, postoperative pain, chronic rheumatoid arthritis, and osteoarthritis and pletal.
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The same MIC level showed the potency similar to the two in regulating the AhpC, it would be of interest to investigate whether SQ109 has probability of inducing resistant strains. The study may further clarify the involvement of AhpC in development of drug resistance. All three drugs significantly suppressed PE protein spot 1007 Fig. 2, Table 2 ; . The name of PE derives from the motifs PE found near the N terminus of the acidic, glycinerich proteins. The 99 members of the PE protein family all have a highly conserved N-terminal domain of 110 amino acid residues that is predicted to have a globular structure, followed by a C-terminal segment that varies in size, sequence, and repeat copy number. It has been proposed that 1 ; the PE protein could represent the principal source of antigenic variation in what is otherwise a genetically and antigenically homogeneous bacterium; and 2 ; the glycine-rich protein might interfere with immune response by inhibiting antigen processing Cole et al., 1998 ; . Although the subcellular location of the PE is unknown, and it is too early to attribute biological functions to the PE family, it is tempting to hypothesize that based on the present finding that all three drugs showed the most potent inhibition on the PE Table 2 ; , PE could be a common target of at least the two classes of antituberculosis drugs INH and EMB, and it may be used as an efficacy biomarker to indicate tuberculosis inhibition and pharmacological responses to antituberculosis therapeutics. Despite overall similarity of the proteomic patterns between the Mattow et al. 2001 ; report and the present study, differences in spot amount and intensity were observed between Mattow's sliver stain techniques and our Sypro Ruby stain. The differences are most likely due to the variable response of the proteins to the staining procedures and conditions although Sypro Rudy stain has been considered very compatible with in-gel digests for mass spectrometry and has a linear dynamic range of 2 to 2000 ng, spanning the ranges of both Coomassie and sliver stains Lopez, 2000 ; . Proteomics-based molecular interaction screening approaches are generally more suitable for the identification of direct drug targets Kley et al., 2004 ; . Mass spectrometry analysis following 2-D in a typical proteomics workflow is a key step that helps determine various characteristics about the proteins in question. These pharmacoproteomic alterations explain the mechanisms of actions of individual drugs and may pinpoint the apoptotic targets of each drug. Knowledge of the putative pharmacoproteomic mechanisms will promote better use of existing drugs and facilitate the conception of new therapies and new drug development.
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Several physicians in the City of Winnipeg are issuing prescriptions from hand held computer units that produce a written prescription on "thermal paper". These prescriptions are difficult to photocopy and use ink that fades within a short period of time. The fragile nature of the ink and paper makes pharmacy record keeping difficult. The MPhA raised these concerns with the College of Physicians and Surgeons CPSM ; . CPSM research showed that hand held technology is used quite widely and can provide for a medical grade of both paper and ink that allow the prescriptions to be stored and kept readable for seven years. Some of the hand held units; used in Winnipeg are a grade of unit, printer and paper designed for cash register use and are of poor quality for issuing prescriptions. The CPSM Standards of Practice Committee has committed to advising all physicians in Manitoba that using the cash register grade of ink and paper technology for medical purposes is not consistent with patient safety. The CPSM will encourage these Manitoba physicians to upgrade their technology to a medical grade. The CPSM will also draw national awareness to the problem by informing other physician groups. Pharmacists experiencing continued difficulty with these prescriptions are asked to advise Assistant Registrar Ross Forsyth at the MPhA office, 233-1411 and propranolol.
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Tumor regression ; in mice with bladder cancer xenografts; thus, the findings were considered meaningful 28, 29 ; . It is possible that greater antitumor activity and possibly tumor regression would occur with longer COX inhibitor treatment in mice. In mice with human prostate cancer xenografts, celecoxib caused much more dramatic antitumor effects after 25 days of treatment than after 14 days of treatment 19 ; . In dogs with TCC who have tumor remission with COX inhibitor treatment, tumor regression is observed after f4 weeks of treatment and lifelong COX inhibitor therapy seems necessary. Relapse has been noted in dogs who initially have remission even complete remission ; of their TCC and who then discontinue COX inhibitor treatment 27 ; . Results of the athymic mouse work suggest that studies in this in vivo system could be useful in further COX inhibitor research and could compliment studies in naturally occurring TCC in pet dogs. Canine TCC has the major advantage of being more similar to human invasive TCC. Canine TCC arises from transformation of transitional epithelial cells in the bladder lining, invades into the bladder wall, and metastasizes to distant sites similarly to that in humans. These events do not occur in athymic mice. Athymic mouse studies, however, have key advantages over canine studies, including availability of subjects, opportunity to perform studies at sites other than major veterinary hospitals, ability to test multiple treatment approaches in a relatively short period of time, and lower costs. This work provides justification for further study of COX-inhibiting drugs as anticancer agents against urinary bladder cancer. A question that remains is whether to pursue selective COX-2-inhibiting drugs or nonselective COX inhibitors. COX-2 is expressed in the majority of invasive TCC in humans and dogs ; , but not in normal bladder epithelium 13 15 ; , and COX-2 has been considered a viable target for bladder cancer treatment 9 ; . Selective COX-2 inhibitors have been associated with less gastrointestinal toxicity than nonselective COX inhibitors 30 ; . Recently, however, widespread concern has been expressed for the increase in risk for cardiovascular disease in patients receiving COX inhibitors, especially selective COX-2 inhibitors 23, 24 ; . Both the nonselective COX inhibitor, piroxicam, and the selective COX-2 inhibitor, celecoxib, had antitumor effects in mice. Further studies must be carefully conducted to determine the risk-tobenefit ratio for the use of nonselective COX inhibitors or COX-2 inhibitors in cancer patients. It is likely that carefully prescribed COX inhibitor treatment may result in beneficial effects, such as increasing the frequency and duration of remission, prolonging survival, and improving quality of life. Such beneficial effects, if they occur, would justify the use of COX inhibitors in the treatment of cancer. The recent concern for the adverse cardiovascular effects of COX-2 inhibitors should not lead to these drugs being abandoned altogether as anticancer agents. In conclusion, further evaluation of COX-inhibiting drugs as antitumor agents against urinary bladder cancer and provera.
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4.34 HELICOBACTER INFECTION TO ELUCIDATE THE ROLE OF MHC CLASS II AND DENDRITIC CELLS IN INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE IN CD11C TRANSGENIC MHCII RAG2 DEFICIENT CD11CTGRII ; MICE Lillian Maggio-Price4, Rob Hershberg1, Helle Bielefeldt1 Ohmann2, Weiping Zeng3, Carol Ware4, Dendreon Corporaton, 3005 1st Ave, Seattle, Washington, 98121, 2 Washington National Primate Research Center, University of Washington, Seattle, Wa, 98195, 3University of Washington, Seattle, Wa, 98195, 4University of Washington The CD4 + CD45RBhigh adoptive transfer AT ; and Helicobacter models have been used to understand the role of T cells and bacteria in colitis. To understand the role of MHC Class II antigen processing in IBD, we generated a transgenic model in which Class II expression is directed to dendritic cells via the CD11c promoter on a Class II- genetic background. CD11cTgClass II mice were backcrossed onto Rag2 mice to eliminate regulatory T and B cells; CD11cTgRII mice were used as recipients in an AT assay using H. bilis to trigger disease. Two replicate experiments were done using mice. Mice were orally given Hb 2x10e6 ; or broth 1 week prior to AT of 2x10e5 CD4 + CD45RBhigh cells. Experimental groups n 5-13 ; comprised CD11cTgRII mice + Hb + AT, CD11cTgRII + Hb, CD11cTgRII + AT and nTg controls. Large bowel was graded histopathologically maximum path score 80 ; . CD11cTgRII mice infected with Hb + AT had the most severe colitis mean score 57.7 ; and were similar to positive control Rag2 mice mean score 55.3 ; . CD11cTgRII mice given AT alone mean score 8.8 ; or Hb alone mean 19.6 ; had colitis that was significantly less severe p 0.004, p 0.005, respectively ; . These studies demonstrate the role of dendritic cells, Class II, T cells, and bacteria in the pathogenesis of IBD. Notably, Hb triggered mild colitis in nTg CD11cTgRII mice in the absence or presence of AT cells mean scores 10.8 and 11.8 ; , demonstrating that Helicobacters can trigger disease in animals lacking both T and B cells, and Class II expression. Studies were funded by NIH R01 DK056204-07 4.35 INTESTINAL LACTOBACILLUS REUTERI-BASED COMBINATION THERAPY DIRECTLY MODULATES MUCOSAL PRO-INFLAMMATORY CYTOKINE PRODUCTION IN IL-10-DEFICIENT MICE. James Versalovic1, Jeremy Andrew Pena1, Arlin B. Rogers2, Zhongming Ge2, James G. Fox2, 1Baylor College of Medicine Texas Children's Hospital, 6621 Fannin St, Houston, TX, 77030, 2Div. of Comparative Medicine, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 77 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA, 02139 Lactobacillus reuteri is the only known commensal Lactobacillus common to mice and humans and represents a probiotic model organism. L. reuteri clones with cytokine-inhibitory activity may have anti-inflammatory effects in the intestine. We investigated the probiotic activities of TNF- inhibitory Lactobacillus clones in a pathogenic bacterium-induced murine colitis model. Methods: Murine-derived Lactobacillus clones including L. reuteri were selected for their ability to inhibit TNF- secretion by stimulated RAW 264.7 macrophages in cell culture. Interleukin-10 IL-10 ; -deficient mice were precolonized with a Lactobacillus reuteri paracasei probiotic regimen and challenged with pathogenic Helicobacter hepaticus. Ten weeks post-oral gavage, the severity of typhlocolitis was assessed by histologic examination of the cecocolic region. Intestinal pro-inflammatory cytokine responses were evaluated by real-time quantitative RT-PCR and immunoassays, and levels of intestinal Lactobacillus and H. hepaticus were evaluated by real-time quantitative PCR. Results: Intestinal colonization by TNF--inhibitory L. reuteri paracasei clones diminished typhlocolitis in H. hepaticus-challenged IL-10-deficient mice. Net colonic IL12 transcript and LPS-induced mucosal TNF- levels were reduced in L. reuteri paracasei treated animals independent of H. hepaticus levels. Conclusions: In H. hepaticus-challenged IL-10deficient mice, mouse intestine-derived L. reuteri paracasei clones demonstrated direct mucosal antiinflammatory effects independent of pathogen antagonism. 4.36 BROMELAIN DECREASES SEVERITY OF INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE IN IL-10 DEFICIENT MICE Laura P Hale, Marcia R Gottfried, Department of Pathology, Duke University Medical Center, Box 3712 DUMC, Durham, NC, 27710 Background: Bromelain is a natural proteinase product that specifically removes certain cell surface molecules and affects leukocyte activation and cytokine production in vitro. Oral bromelain has been anecdotally reported to induce remission of ulcerative colitis in two patients whose disease was refractory to multi-agent medical therapy. Methods: C57BL 6 IL-10 deficient mice were treated orally with bromelain or vehicle water ; once daily from 5 to 29 wks of age. IL-10 deficient mice with established colitis following exposure to piroxixam were also treated once daily with bromelain or vehicle 100 mg ml NaHCO3 ; . Inflammation was rated histologically using a scale that incorporates mucosal hyperplasia, leukocyte infiltration, and the % of colon involved by these changes maximum score 75 ; . Results: IL-10 deficient mice treated with 5 mg bromelain day for 24 wks developed significantly less spontaneous colon inflammation than control mice mean histologic score SEM 153 vs. 295 at age 29 weeks; p 0.04 ; . Bromelain treatment of IL-10 deficient mice with established colitis also decreased colonic bleeding and gross and histologic colon inflammation mean histologic score SEM 162 on day 16 of treatment vs. 326 for vehicle-treated mice ; . Conclusions: Oral bromelain markedly decreases colonic inflammation in IL-10-deficient mice. The use of oral proteinases to locally modify inflammation in the gut deserves further study as a potential new therapy for IBD and ramipril.
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Several dansyl amino acids enantiomers were studied by CGE using native CDs finding that the most appropriate chiral selector was g-CD and the chiral resolution was strongly influenced by the CD concentration [51]. Different CDs b-, DM-b- and TM-b-CD ; were used in CZE for the enantiomers resolution of sympathomimetic drugs, namely ephedrine, nor-ephedrine, epinephrine, nor-epinephrine and isoproterenol. Among the CDs investigated the dimethylated derivative resulted to be the most effective resolving agent for all analytes allowing baseline resolution. The presence of both methoxy and hydroxyl groups on the secondary rim of the CD was fundamental in achieving the successful separations. We also found that the resolution of studied enantiomers increased by raising the concentration of the selector [53]. An interesting study dealing with the influence of CD type on chiral resolution was carried out by Yoshinaga and Tanaka [62] using different methylated b-CD for the enantioresolution of dansyl amino acids. The methylation of the CD in position 6 was not influencing the stereoselectivity while when the hydroxyl in position 2 was modified the chiral resolution was completely lost. These data show the key role of OH groups of the CD in the stereoselective mechanism for this type of compounds. The use of 2, 3-dimethyl-b-CD improved the chiral resolving capability of the CD and caused a reversion of migration order. Also Miura et al. [63] demonstrated the importance of the type of CD used studying the chiral resolution of several herbicides enantiomers with selectively modified a-, b- or g-CDs. Recently several non-steroidal antiinflammatory drugs NSAIDs ; and phenoxypropionic acid herbicides PPAHs ; were resolved in their enantiomers using a novel positively charged b-CD, namely heptakis 6-methoxyethylamino-6-deoxy ; -b-CD EtNH-b-CD ; . High chiral resolutions were achieved for indoprofen and fenoprofen R511 and 14, respectively ; . Baseline resolution was obtained for the separation of a mixture of six herbicide enantiomers [64]. The CD type was widely studied by Lin and co-workers presenting an extended screening project investigating 86 racemic drugs by CE utilising different CDs [6568], e.g., using HP-b-CD 42 drugs of the 86 studied were resolved [65].
For all four methods, side effects are the most frequently cited reason for stopping use Figure 3A-3D ; . Within 24 months of starting use, 5 percent of Norplant users and 19 percent of IUCD, Depo and pill users have discontinued the method due to side effects. The results also suggest that few Nepali women use these methods to space their children since few report stopping use because they want more children. For all methods except Norplant, discontinuation rates are somewhat higher among acceptors who obtained their method from a government facility than among those who obtained the method from a non-government source and rimonabant and piroxicam, for example, piroxicxm cap.
Methods: The population consisted of unrelated volunteers aged between 20 and 70 years, screened to exclude, i ; reported sleep related problems, including daytime sleepiness fatigue, ii ; medication to aid sleep, and iii ; an overnight oxygen desaturation index greater or equal to 5 per hour. The volunteers underwent a home study of foot movements for 3 consecutive nights using actigraphy previously validated for this type of movement detection and analysis. The movement data from the two legs was combined electronically and scored for PLM using the following criteria: i ; movement length of 2-8 seconds, ii ; inter-movement interval of 8-90 seconds, iii ; at least 4 consecutive movements. The number of PLM per hour of self-reported time in bed TIB ; was calculated for each night and averaged for the 3 nights. Non-parametric statistical analyses were used to examine for correlations with age and differences between men and women. Results: The PLM per hour of TIB meaned for the 3 nights ranged between 0 and 55.97 mean 8.9, median 3.7 ; . The proportion of the population who had 5 or more PLM per hour was 40.4%. The relationship between PLM per hour and age is shown by figure 1. There was a weak positive correlation between age and PLM per hour p 0.042, Kendalls correlation coefficient 0.135 ; . Males had significantly more PLM per hour than females medians 7.2 and 2.4 respectively; p 0.001 ; . Figure 1.
In laboratory animals no evidence of any special hazards for humans were found. This is based on conventional pharmacological safety studies, and on studies concerning repeated dose toxicity, genotoxicity and carcinogenic potential. Phospholipidosis in several organs was observed in repeated dose toxicity studies in rats. This reversible effect is known for several lipohilic amines and was not connected with morphological nor functional effects. The clinical relevance is not clear. Embryotoxicity studies in rats have shown skeletal anomalies at high maternally toxic doses. The effects could possibly be related to the pharmacological activity, or could be an indirect effect of the maternal toxicity. Peri- and postnatal studies have revealed reduced survival in offspring during the lactation period. The potential risk for humans is unknown and rivastigmine.
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Immediate-release ir ; tablets auc is approximately 1, 309 ng• h ml, c max is approximately 1, 312 ng ml, and t max is approximately 1 extended-release er ; tablets auc is approximately 2, 079 ng• h ml, c max is approximately 417 ng ml, and t max is approximately 25 delayed-release tablets 50 mg dose ; auc is approximately 1, 429 ng• h ml, c max is approximately 1, 417 ng ml, and t max is approximately 22 topical gel following application of 2 g times daily for 6 days, mean auc is 9 ng• h ml, mean c max is 4 ng ml, and mean t max is 5 topical patch following a single application of the patch on the upper inner arm, c max of 7 to was noted between 10 and 20 h of application, for instance, pirooxicam 20.
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Ibuprofen occurred towards the end of the survey period. It is the most commonly used anti-inflammatory analgesic in Finland at present. The consumption of naproxen increased steadily at the beginning of the survey period and peaked 9.12 DDD 1, 000 inhabitants day ; in 1996, when it was the most commonly used anti-inflammatory analgesic. Its use has since gradually decreased. The consumption of paracetamol has increased steadily since its modest start. The consumption of nimesulide, introduced on to the market in 1997, has increased sharply. Byt 2000 it was already the third most commonly used anti-inflammatory drug with consumption reaching 6.24 DDD 1, 000 inhabitants day. The consumption of diclofenac has remained steady during the entire survey period. The consumption of tolfenamic acid, indometacin and piroxicam has decreased continuously.
Clinical trials also demonstrate that mobic 5mg daily and 15mg daily were comparable in efficacy to the commonly prescribed nsaids, diclofenac sr 100mg daily and piroxicam 20mg daily.
Methods Preparation of Pellets Operational variables may affect several important pellet properties, 13 which can render a pellet either suitable or unsuitable for use. In the current study, the different process variables used for the preparation of pellets were drying method, drying temperature, spheronization time, and spheronization speed. Pellets were prepared using Avicel PH 101 and Avicel PH 302. The amount of water used in all the formulations was kept constant at 80% wt wt on a dry basis. The drug piroxicam ; concentration in the pellets was also kept constant at 5% of the total pellet weight. Exactly 50 g of the powder mass was extruded through a Caleva extruder 25 Caleva, Dorset, England ; and subsequently spheronized Caleva spheronizer 120 ; . The batches ET1, ET2, E1, ET3, and ET4 were prepared using Avicel PH 101 at a medium spheronization speed with 2 minutes of spheronization time and were subjected to different drying conditions, that is, at room temperature in a desiccator ; , 37-C, 50-C, 65-C in a tray dryer fitted with fan [Narang, New Delhi, India] ; , and 20-C in a freeze dryer [Edward, Crawley, UK] ; , respectively, for 24 hours. The batches ES1, E4, ES2, ES3, ES4, and ES5 were prepared using Avicel PH 302 at a medium spheronization speed with a constant drying temperature of 50-C in tray dryer ; and subjected to different spheronization times ie, 1, 2, 3, and 10 minutes, respectively ; . Batches ESS1, and ESS2 were prepared using Avicel PH 302 at different spheronization speeds ie, low and high, respectively ; , with a constant drying temperature of 50-C in tray dryer ; and a spheronization time of 2 minutes.
Cells with 1 10 4 either flufenamic acid or fenoprofen promoted lipogenesis, albeit less efficiently than indomethacin Fig. 5B ; . The results of the lipogenesis assay were confirmed by oil red O staining for lipid accumulation in treated cells data not shown ; . The NSAIDs that did not activate PPAR efficiently in the transfection assay, including piroxicam, salicylic acid, and acetaminophen, failed to induce lipogenesis in the C3H10T1 2 cells Fig. 5B ; . We conclude that NSAIDs other than indomethacin can also promote adipocyte differentiation at concentrations at which they activate PPAR . We note that ibuprofen, which was a less efficacious activator of PPAR in CV-1 cells than either flufenamic acid or fenoprofen Fig. 4A ; , failed to promote lipogenesis in C3H10T1 2 cells when tested at 1 10 Fig. 5B ; . However, increasing the concentration of indomethacin to 5 10 resulted in significant lipogenesis Fig. 5B ; . In Northern analysis, 1 10 4 M ibuprofen induced weak expression of the gene encoding aP2, an adipocyte-specific fatty acid binding protein whose expression is directly regulated by PPAR Fig. 5C ; 10 ; . Consistent with the results of the transfection studies, 1 10 4 M indomethacin stimulated aP2 gene expression approximately 3-fold more efficiently than ibuprofen Fig. 5C ; . Taken together, these data indicate that ibuprofen is less potent than indomethacin, flufenamic acid, or fenoprofen in the activation of PPAR in both CV-1 and C3H10T1 2 cells.
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