Eritropoyesis y esplenectomía en un Modelo Murino

Cecilia D'anna, Christian Gatti, Tania Veuthey, Marianela Sánchez, Marta Roque

Resumen


El bazo del ratón adulto participa en la recuperación del eritrón porque su estroma aporta un microentorno adecuado para la proliferación y maduración de progenitores. Objetivo: Evaluar por estudios morfológicos el grado de eritropoyesis hepática y renal en ratones esplenectomizados en respuesta a la hemólisis inducida por fenilhidrazina (FHZ). Materiales y Métodos: Ratones hembra CF1(30±3g) fueron agrupados en:1)GRUPO CONTROL (GC)(n=18): solución fisiológica (SF) intraperitoneal (ip) (300µL;días:0,2) postcirugía simulada; 2)GRUPO ANÉMICO (GA) (n=18): FHZ ip (60mg/Kg/300mL;días:0,2) postcirugía simulada;3)GRUPO ESPLENECTOMIZADO NO ANÉMICO(GENA) (n=18): SF ip postesplenectomía (300mL;días:0,2); 4) GRUPO ESPLENECTOMIZADO ANÉMICO (GEA)(n=18): FHZ ip (60mg/Kg/300mL;días:0,2) postesplenectomía. Sangre venosa: cada 2 días hasta el día 10 (n=3). Parámetros evaluados: Hb, HCT, reticulocitos y cuerpos de Heinz. La esplenectomía se realizó bajo anestesia. Los tejidos fueron fijados con Bouin y Formol 10% y procesados para Hematoxilina-Eosina. Islotes eritropoyéticos (IE) semicuantificados por un escore preestablecido. Resultados: Los grupos anémicos, con y sin bazo, mostraron hemólisis franca el día 4. La recuperación de la anemia fue el día 6 en el GA y el día 10 en el GEA. Reticulocitosis máxima: día 8 en el GEA y día 6 en el GA. Cuerpos de Heinz: elevados hasta el día 6 en GA y hasta el día 8 en GEA. Se observaron abundantes IE en hígado y en menor grado en riñón...


Palabras clave


eritropoyesis; anemia; esplenectomía; hígado; riñón

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