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Abstract

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Purpose: Recent studies have proved that bladder compliance is closely related to the
collagen content of the bladder. It has been shown through human fibroblast, condrocyte,
and rat myofibroblasts that interferon(IFN)-¥ã decreased collagen synthesis. The
objective of this study was to investigate the alteration of collagen deposition and gene
expressions in collagen types ¥° and ¥² by partial bladder outlet obstruction and to
compare the changes during IFN-¥ã treatment
Materials and Methods: Following 4 weeks of partial bladder outlet obstruction In
200-250gm. SD rats, )he bladder tissues were evaluated for collagen deposition by an
immunohistochemical staining using the polyclonal antibodies and the messenger
ribonucleic acid(myRNA) contents of the collagen type ¥° and ¥² were evaluated by
Northern hybridization. Recombinant IFN-¥ã(100,000 units) was administered once a day
for 4 weeks by subcutaneous injection.
Results: In the control bladders, the immunohistochemical staining for type ¥° and
type ¥² collagen protein showed an intense localization in the lamina propria with
modest localization in the inter-fascicular region, With obstruction type ¥° and type ¥²
collagen staining intensified, especially in the inter-fascicular region. The IFN-¥ã
administration reduced the inter-fascicular deposition of collagen type ¥° and ¥². There
was an up-regulation of collagen type ¥° and ¥² gene expression after the obstruction.
In the obstructed bladders pro ¥á1(¥°) and pro ¥á1(¥²) collagen mRNA intensity was
increased 3.4 and 5.1 folds than the control groups, respectively. This up-regulation was
down-regulated by IFN-¥ã administration.
Conclusions: The down regulation of collagen types ¥° and ¥² gene expression, and
decreased protein deposition after IFN-¥ã treatment demonstrated that the effect of IFN-
¥ã was, in parti, transcriptionally regulated. These results suggest that the recombinant
IFN-¥ã may be beneficial in the treatment of patients with poorly compliant bladder.

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Urinary bladder; Collagen; Interferon-¥ã; Bladder outlet obstruction;

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