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   A comparison of hepatocyte cytotoxic mechanisms for docetaxel and PLGA-docetaxel nanoparticls  
   
نویسنده daraei b. ,aghvami m. ,pourahmad j. ,dinarvand r.
منبع iranian journal of pharmaceutical research - 2017 - دوره : 16 - شماره : 1 - صفحه:249 -265
چکیده    Docetaxel (dtx) is one of the most widely used drugs in oncology due to its high efficacy against several cancers. though,its routine clinical administration,formulated in tween 80,causes serious side effects. polylactide-co-glycolide (plga),biodegradable polyester synthesized and approved for human use,is employed to overcome these problems. in this investigation,we compare the cytotoxic mechanisms of dtx and plga-dtx in isolated rat hepatocytes. cytotoxicity of dtx and plga-dtx were associated with reactive oxygen species formation,activation of caspases cascade,collapse of mitochondrial membrane potential (mmp),lysosomal membrane leakiness and atp depletion. our results also showed that cyp2e1 is involved in the oxidative stress cytotoxicity mechanism and both drugs are detoxified via phase ii metabolic methylation. furthermore,we concluded that plga-dtx is bioactivated by gsh. it could also potentiate hepatocyte toxicity through a mitochondrial/ lysosomal toxic cross-talk. in addition to these observed differences,it is likely that mode of hepatocyte membrane penetration is different between these compounds. © 2017 by school of pharmacy.
کلیدواژه Cytotoxicity; Docetaxel; PLGA-DTX nanoparticles; Polylactide-co-glycolide; Rat hepatocyte; Silymarin
آدرس department of toxicology,faculty of medical sciences,tarbiat modares university,tehran, ایران, department of toxicology,faculty of medical sciences,tarbiat modares university,tehran, ایران, department of toxicology and pharmacology,faculty of pharmacy,shaheed beheshti university of medical sciences,tehran, ایران, medical nanotechnology research center address,faculty of pharmacy,tehran university of medical sciences,tehran, ایران
 
     
   
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