[Efficacy of the paramunity inducers PIND-AVI and PIND-ORF as radioprotective agents].

Strahlentherapie Pub Date : 1985-03-01
N Breiter, F R Ungemach, G Beck, D Hegner, A Mayr
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Abstract

A significant reduction of mortality after lethal irradiation (7,8 and 9 Gy X-ray total-body irradiation) was achieved by continuous therapeutic subcutaneous application of the biologic inducers PIND-AVI and PIND-ORF. This was obtained by a stimulation of the investigated spleen parameters and a stimulation of leucocytes and phagocytosis. The inducers had no significant influence on the radiogenic reduction of blood cells and bone marrow cells, of the relative spleen and thymus weight and of the DNA and protein level of spleen and thymus. The regeneration of blood leucocytes (preponderantly by PIND-AVI) and of the spleen (preponderantly by PIND-ORF) was accelerated, but not the thymus regeneration which was already rather low. The leucocyte phagocytosis which increased generally after irradiation was markedly stimulated by paramunization. This stimulation was also observed after a latent time in animals submitted to sham irradiation. Its temporal appearance and its quantitative and qualitative properties corresponded to the effects of inducers after X-ray irradiation. Both inducers were found to be harmless in all experiments.

[社区诱导剂PIND-AVI和PIND-ORF作为放射防护剂的疗效]。
通过持续皮下应用生物诱导剂PIND-AVI和PIND-ORF,可显著降低致死性照射(7、8和9 Gy x射线全身照射)后的死亡率。这是通过刺激所研究的脾脏参数和刺激白细胞和吞噬而获得的。诱导剂对放射线致小鼠血细胞和骨髓细胞减少量、脾脏和胸腺相对重量以及脾脏和胸腺DNA和蛋白质水平均无显著影响。血液白细胞(以PIND-AVI为主)和脾脏(以PIND-ORF为主)的再生加快,但胸腺再生不加快,胸腺再生本来就很低。白细胞吞噬在照射后普遍增加,而最佳化作用明显刺激白细胞吞噬。这种刺激也被观察到在一段潜伏期后的动物提交给假辐射。它的时间形态和定量定性性质与x射线辐照后诱导剂的作用相对应。两种诱导剂在所有实验中都是无害的。
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