TRANSLATIONAL ASPECTS OF PLACE OF HYDROGEN SULFIDE-RELEASING NON-STEROIDAL ANTI-INFLAMMATORY DRUGS ON THE TOMORROW’S LANDSCAPE FOR STRESSASSOCIATED DISORDERS

Non-steroidal anti-infl ammatory drugs (NSAID) are ones of the most widely prescribed drugs in medicine and up-to-date data have expanded their therapeutic role into complex biological processes such as oncogenesis, tissue repair, and different disorders related to aging, despite of dangerous advers...

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Main Authors: N. Bula, Ya. Pavlovsky, V. Student, O. Revenko, J.L. Wallace, O. Zayachkivska
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Shevchenko Scientific Society 2017-06-01
Series:Праці Наукового товариства імені Шевченка. Медичні науки
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Online Access:https://mspsss.org.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/38
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Summary:Non-steroidal anti-infl ammatory drugs (NSAID) are ones of the most widely prescribed drugs in medicine and up-to-date data have expanded their therapeutic role into complex biological processes such as oncogenesis, tissue repair, and different disorders related to aging, despite of dangerous adverse effects which can be fatal (gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding etc). Latest extensive research of multifunctional activities of hydrogen sulfi de (H2S) has proven its potent cytoprotective and vasoprotective, as well as anti-infl ammatory effects and developed background of introduction novel NSAID-H2S-releasing moiety compounds (NSAID-H2S). Different NSAID-H2S were created and tested in multicentral investigations (Wallace, 2007-2017) recently. According to modern views and 11th Revision of International Statistical Classifi cation of Diseases and Related Health Problems (ICD 11), stress is a major pathophysiological factors in several visceral pathologies, including stress-associated GI diseases (SAGID), as stress-associated gastritis, duodenitis, stress-induced ulcer of gastric or duodenal mucosa, therefore, development of effective and safe anti-stress therapies remains an urgent priority. Since histologically stress-associated damage in SAGID look similar, we also predicted that the GI mucosal defence might be also improved by stimulating anti-infl ammatory and vasotropic activities. angiogenesis. In our sets of experiments we tested our hypothesis that NSAID-H2S: hydrogen sulfi de-releasing derivative of naproxen (H2S-naproxen, ATB-346) and hydrogen sulfi de-releasing derivative of aspirin (H2S-aspirin, ATB-340) vs classical NSAID may results on GI cytoprotective activity. Pre-treatment of NSAID-H2S in both (single and 2 weeks) administration against stress-related injury inducted by water immersion restricted stress model (Takagi, 1964) results in potent cytoprotective and anti-infl ammatory effects which were estimated by histomorphological analysis on esophageal, gastric, intestinal mucosa in the animal models of SACID and serological level of VCAM-1, IL-6 by ELISA. We reviewed here similar and differential age-depended actions of ATB-340 on gastric mucosal defence too. Our recent data also indicate that expression of stress-associated damage was decreased in mesenterium during administration of ATB- 340. Hence, NSAID-H2S are potent, based on endogenously derived agents (stimulation H2S and elimination cyclooxygenase activities), which are directly associated with mucosal defence against stress injury, in which infl ammation seems to be the most important process, they are promised drugs in short future for SAGID treatment after clinical trials.
ISSN:2708-8634
2708-8642