Efectos antiinflamatorios y antinociceptivos del kaempferide del propóleo verde brasileño

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.33448/rsd-v9i10.8232

Palabras clave:

Nocicepción térmica y mecánica; Edema de la pata; Toxicidad.

Resumen

El propóleo verde brasileño es producido por Apis mellifera de Baccharis dracunculifolia. Kaempferide, que se aisló del propóleo verde y B. dracunculifolia, es un flavonol O-metilado con actividades gastroprotectoras, antialérgicas y antihipertensivas. Así, el objetivo de este estudio fue evaluar los potenciales antiinflamatorios y antinociceptivos de la kaempferide, así como su posible efecto toxicológico en riñón e hígado. Para ello, la nocicepción se evaluó mediante sensibilidades térmicas (aparato de Hargreaves) y mecánicas (Dynamic Plantar Aesthesiometer); el potencial antiinflamatorio se evaluó mediante el edema inducido por carragenina; y el perfil toxicológico se evaluó mediante evaluación bioquímica sanguínea. Kaempferide redujo significativamente la nocicepción mecánica y mostró un efecto antiinflamatorio, que se evidenció por la reducción del volumen del edema de la pata, así como por la reducción de infiltrados, celularidad y área del tejido lesionado. Por otro lado, estuvo inactivo en el protocolo de nocicepción térmica con o sin proceso inflamatorio, así como inactivo en el protocolo de nocicepción mecánica tras un proceso inflamatorio. Además, no se observaron depresión del sistema nervioso central, toxicidad hepática y renal.

Biografía del autor/a

Silvio de Almeida-Junior, University of Franca

Mestrando no Programa de Pós-graduação em Ciência Animal (Nota 4) pela Universidade de Franca (conclusão: março de 2020). Especialização em Psicopedagogia Clínica e Institucional pela Faculdade Dom Bosco (conclusão: dezembro 2019). Graduado em Biomedicina pela Universidade de Franca (conclusão: dezembro 2016). Experiência em pesquisa e didática em Ciências Morfológicas (citologia, histologia, anatomia), Patologia (Clínica, laboratorial, histopatologia, citologia), Ensaios clínicos (toxicologia, genética, farmacologia (inflamação, analgesia, iNos,), Estatística. Docente-pesquisador no Grupo G.E.T.o.S. ligado a Euro Anglo Franca (cursos profissionalizantes e Bolsista CAPES nível Mestrado. 

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20/09/2020

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ALMEIDA-JUNIOR, S. de .; PEREIRA, D. V. .; FERREIRA, T. M. .; FREITAS, R. A. de .; SILVA, C. C. .; SANTOS, M. F. C. .; BORGES, C. H. G. .; SILVA, M. A. e; AMBRÓSIO, S. R. .; BASTOS, J. K. .; ROSS, S. A. .; FURTADO, R. A. Efectos antiinflamatorios y antinociceptivos del kaempferide del propóleo verde brasileño. Research, Society and Development, [S. l.], v. 9, n. 10, p. e1259108232, 2020. DOI: 10.33448/rsd-v9i10.8232. Disponível em: https://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/8232. Acesso em: 30 jun. 2024.

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