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• W2022437401 abstract "OBJECTIVE To investigate the use of free‐radical generation as a result of protein carbonylation and nitrotyrosination to characterize the level of bladder dysfunction after partial bladder outlet obstruction (PBOO) and reversal. MATERIALS AND METHODS We surgically created PBOO in male New Zealand White rabbits; after 4 weeks of PBOO, one group of six rabbits was assessed, while the PBOO was relieved in two additional groups of six rabbits each that were assessed at 4 and 8 weeks after relieving the PBOO. Six sham‐operated rabbits served as controls. Sedated rabbits were assessed by cystometry and the bladders were then removed for contractile, histological and molecular studies. Western blotting was used to determine the level of carbonylation and nitrotyrosination at the protein level. RESULTS The PBOO group had significant decreases in the contractile responses to field stimulation, ATP, carbachol and KCl. The responses to all forms of stimulation increased significantly at 4 weeks after reversal, and further increased to near normal levels by 8 weeks. Similarly, compliance and cystometric values also returned to near normal values after reversal. The hypertrophied smooth muscle of the obstructed bladders regressed to near‐normal size. There was a significant increase in the level of carbonylation and nitrotyrosination after PBOO, and a progressive decrease in the 4‐week reversal groups, nearing control values by 8 weeks. CONCLUSIONS Significantly increased carbonylation and nitrotyrosination levels after PBOO correlated with the severe dysfunction in the obstructed rabbits. Similarly, decreased levels of oxidation and nitration correlated with the functional recovery after reversal." @default.
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• W2022437401 title "Free radical damage as a biomarker of bladder dysfunction after partial outlet obstruction and reversal" @default.
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