The X-linked dominant mutation in the laboratory mouse (gene symbol
Hyp) is regarded as a model of familial hypophosphatemic vitamin D resistant rickets in man.
We investigated the effect of 1α, 24(R)(OH)
2D
3, recently synthesized from fucosterol, on plasma calcium and phosphorus metabolism in
Hyp mice.
Single administration of 1α, 24(R)(OH)
2D
3 50ng (P. O.) significantly increased plasma calcium level only in the +/Y mice but not significantly in the
Hyp/Y mice.
Successive 4 weeks administration of 1α, 24(R)(OH)
2D
3 significantly increased plasma calcium level in the +/Y mice but the elevation of this level in the
Hyp/Y mice was not so high as that in the +/Y mice. Meanwhile, plasma phosphorus level was improved to the normal range in
Hyp/Y mice with increased % TRP after administration for 4 weeks. In addition, histological study revealed reduction of osteoid tissue in
Hyp/Y mice after administration of 1α, 24(R)(OH)
2D
3.
It is therefore expected that 1α, 24(R)(OH)
2D
3 will be effective for the treatment of familial hypophosphatemic vitamin D resistant rickets.
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