2002
DOI: 10.1051/vetres:2002018
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Vitamin A excreted in the urine of canines is associated with a Tamm-Horsfall like protein

Abstract: -Under physiological conditions canines transport vitamin A in blood plasma primarily as retinyl esters bound to lipoproteins and excrete substantial amounts of vitamin A as retinol and retinyl esters with urine. In the aqueous environment of urine, the hydrophobic vitamin A has to be associated with a protein. This vitamin A-protein complex was purified to homogeneity, prepared by preparative ultracentrifugation (density 1.21 g/mL), native polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (PAGE) and size exclusion chromatog… Show more

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“…31,36 In previous reports, immunohistochemical staining was most intense at the apical margins of cells in the TAL. 31,36 Within the DCT, positive cells appeared intermittently and had a homogenous cytoplasmic expression. 31,36 Similar findings have been found in humans.…”
Section: 29mentioning
confidence: 80%
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“…31,36 In previous reports, immunohistochemical staining was most intense at the apical margins of cells in the TAL. 31,36 Within the DCT, positive cells appeared intermittently and had a homogenous cytoplasmic expression. 31,36 Similar findings have been found in humans.…”
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confidence: 80%
“…31,36 Humans reabsorb retinol, but dogs (and it is thought carnivores in general) excrete retinol and retinyl esters in their urine. 31,36 These products are hydrophilic and need a carrier in urine, which has recently been shown to be a Tamm-Horsfall-like protein. 36 In the study of this canine phenomenon, THP has been localized to the luminal cells of the TAL of the loop of Henle in the outer medulla and the cells composing the cortical DCT.…”
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“…O predomínio de proteínas na região correspondente ao peso molecular da albumina foi descrito nos primeiros estudos de eletroforese em gel de poliacrilamida das proteínas urinárias em cães hígidos, sendo que a presença de proteínas de diferentes pesos moleculares na urina de cães sadios é normal, mas em pequenas quantidades (Finco 1995). A proteína de Tamm-Horsfall, proveniente dos rins, é um constituinte normal da urina de cães sadios (Schweigert et al 2002, Forterre et al 2004) na sua forma nativa esta proteína é um polímero de peso > 5000 kDa, que sofre dissociação em monômeros de peso em torno de 100 kDa durante a desnaturação por SDS-PAGE (Schweigert et al 2002). Portanto a banda protéica que aparece na faixa de proteínas de alto peso molecular, não precisa ser necessariamente interpretada como um componente patológico de origem glomerular, mas deve ser visto como um constituinte normal da urina (Raila et al 2007).…”
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