The plasma effects during hypoxia and hemorrhagic shock on the interactions between plymorphonuclear neutrophils (PMNs) and cultured pulmonary artery endothelial cells (PAECs) were studied. The plasma samples were obt...The plasma effects during hypoxia and hemorrhagic shock on the interactions between plymorphonuclear neutrophils (PMNs) and cultured pulmonary artery endothelial cells (PAECs) were studied. The plasma samples were obtained from the goats under the following conditions: (1)Normal control plasma was obtained from the goats at sea level to aserve as the control (CP). (2)Hypoxic plasma was obtained after the goats were exposed to a simulated altitude of 4 000 m for 24 h (HP). (3) Hypotensive hypoxic plasma was obtained after the goats were bled to a mean arterial pressure of 5. 5±0. 3 kpa for 1 h under hypoxic condition (HHP). (4) Retransfused hypoxic plasma was obtained when the hypotensive goats were transfused with the shed blood for 4 h under hypoxic condition (RHP). It was found that HP , HHP and RHP especially RHP exerted profound effects on the activities of PMNs and PAECs in a concentration and time dependent manner after the PMNs and PAECs were incubated in the media containing different concentrations of the 4 kinds of plasma for different durations. Low concentration of RHP (less than 12. 5%) significantly increased the activity of PAECs (P<0. 01 vs CP) but its high concentration (more than 12. 5%) markedly decreased their activity (P<0. 01 vs CP, HP and HHP). HP, HHP and RHP increased the activity of PAECs in the early stage of incubation (1 to 3 h) (P<0. 01 vs CP) but decreased it in the late stage (6 to 12 h) (P<0. 01 vs CP). The activity of PMNs was significantly increased after 1 h incubation with HP, HHP and RHP (PM0. 001) and this effect was also concentrationdependent.The effects of RHP was the most potent, HHP the next and HP the least. The deformability of PMNs was significantly decreased (P <0. 001) after they were incubated in RHP for 3 h. The adhesive force of PMNs and PAECs was also significantly increased after 12 h incubation with RHP. These findings suggest that there are substances in the hypoxic plasma to activate or damage the interactions between PMNs and PAECs and the amounts of the substances are further increased in hypotensive hypoxic plasma and retransfused hypoxic plasma and the 'activation-damage'to PMNs and PAECs and the subsequent interactions between PMNs and PAECs play an important role in the pathological changes of hypoxia and hemorrhagic shock.展开更多
文摘The plasma effects during hypoxia and hemorrhagic shock on the interactions between plymorphonuclear neutrophils (PMNs) and cultured pulmonary artery endothelial cells (PAECs) were studied. The plasma samples were obtained from the goats under the following conditions: (1)Normal control plasma was obtained from the goats at sea level to aserve as the control (CP). (2)Hypoxic plasma was obtained after the goats were exposed to a simulated altitude of 4 000 m for 24 h (HP). (3) Hypotensive hypoxic plasma was obtained after the goats were bled to a mean arterial pressure of 5. 5±0. 3 kpa for 1 h under hypoxic condition (HHP). (4) Retransfused hypoxic plasma was obtained when the hypotensive goats were transfused with the shed blood for 4 h under hypoxic condition (RHP). It was found that HP , HHP and RHP especially RHP exerted profound effects on the activities of PMNs and PAECs in a concentration and time dependent manner after the PMNs and PAECs were incubated in the media containing different concentrations of the 4 kinds of plasma for different durations. Low concentration of RHP (less than 12. 5%) significantly increased the activity of PAECs (P<0. 01 vs CP) but its high concentration (more than 12. 5%) markedly decreased their activity (P<0. 01 vs CP, HP and HHP). HP, HHP and RHP increased the activity of PAECs in the early stage of incubation (1 to 3 h) (P<0. 01 vs CP) but decreased it in the late stage (6 to 12 h) (P<0. 01 vs CP). The activity of PMNs was significantly increased after 1 h incubation with HP, HHP and RHP (PM0. 001) and this effect was also concentrationdependent.The effects of RHP was the most potent, HHP the next and HP the least. The deformability of PMNs was significantly decreased (P <0. 001) after they were incubated in RHP for 3 h. The adhesive force of PMNs and PAECs was also significantly increased after 12 h incubation with RHP. These findings suggest that there are substances in the hypoxic plasma to activate or damage the interactions between PMNs and PAECs and the amounts of the substances are further increased in hypotensive hypoxic plasma and retransfused hypoxic plasma and the 'activation-damage'to PMNs and PAECs and the subsequent interactions between PMNs and PAECs play an important role in the pathological changes of hypoxia and hemorrhagic shock.
