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The

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carotenoid

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annatto

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hematological

markers

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nephrotoxicity

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rats

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chronic

treatment

with

cisplatin

Lucéia

F.

Souza

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,

Carlos

Henrique

Pagno

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,

Niara

da

S.

Medeiros

b

,

Sílvia

Barbosa

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,

Paula

C.P.

dos

Santos

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,

Alessandro

Rios

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,

Matilde

Achaval

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,

Erna

V.

de

Jong

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aInstitutodeCiênciaeTecnologiadeAlimentos,UniversidadeFederaldoRioGrandedoSul,PortoAlegre,RS,Brazil

bDepartamentodeBioquímica,FaculdadedeCiênciasdaSaúde,CentroUniversitárioMetodista,PortoAlegre,RS,Brazil

cDepartamentodeCiênciasMorfológicas,InstitutodeCiênciasBásicasdaSaúde,UniversidadeFederaldoRioGrandedoSul,PortoAlegre,RS,Brazil

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Articlehistory:

Received23September2015

Accepted7March2016

Availableonline7April2016

Keywords: Cisplatin Bixin Annatto

Celldifferentiation

Nephrotoxicity Antioxidant

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Thisstudyassessedtheprotectiveeffectofthecarotenoidbixinandannattoseedsagainstpossible nephrotoxicityinducedwithasingleperitonealadministrationofpharmacologicalcisplatininmale Wistarrats.After48h,thebloodcelldifferentialcountshowedasignificantreductioninneutrophil countsinratsthatreceivedadietrichinbixinwhencomparedtothegroupthatreceivedonlycisplatin. Theuseofcisplatinledtoanincreaseinkidneyweight.Thecarotenoidbixinattenuatedrenalinjury, char-acterizedbyincreasedpolymorphonuclearinfiltration.Noprotectiveeffectwasobservedwithrespectto Annatto.Theseresultsdemonstratetheroleoftoxiccisplatinandsuggestthatbixinaffordsaprotective effectagainstcisplatin-inducednephrotoxicityinadultWistarrats.

©2016SociedadeBrasileiradeFarmacognosia.PublishedbyElsevierEditoraLtda.Thisisanopen accessarticleundertheCCBY-NC-NDlicense(http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/).

Introduction

Cisplatin [cis-diamminedichloroplatinum(II) – CDDP] is a chemotherapeuticagentusedaloneorincombinationwithother antineoplasticagentsinthetreatmentoflung,brain,throat, esoph-agus,stomach,colon,bladder,testicular,ovariananduterineand othercancers.However,cisplatinnephrotoxicityistheprinciple dose-limitingfactorfortheuseofcisplatin(Santosetal.,2012).It hasbeensuggestedthatthegenerationofreactiveoxygenspecies andlipidperoxidationisresponsibleforthecisplatin-inducedrenal tubularimpairment(ChirinoandPedraza-Chaverri,2009).

Thephysiologicalfunctionsofpatientsundergoing chemother-apyshouldbemonitoredusingperiodiclaboratoryteststoanalyze parametersofglobalrenalfunction,suchascreatinineandurea, andobtainthebloodcellcounttodeterminegeneralimmunestatus (Sodréetal.,2007).

Carotenoidsarecompoundsthathave antioxidantproperties capableofsequesteringfree radicals.Theyare foundin various foodsandmayhaveaprotectiveeffectagainstoxidativedamage

Correspondingauthor.

E-mail:luceia.souza@ufrgs.br(L.F.Souza).

caused,forexample,bychemotherapy(AntunesandBianchi,2004; Riosetal.,2009;Bautistaetal.,2004).

Annattoisanaturalcolorextractedfromtheoutercoatingof theseedsoftheAnnattotree(BixaorellanaL.,Bixaceae),whichis nativetotheAmazonregioninSouthAmerica(Mercadante,2001; Gomes,2007).Itscolorvariesfromyellowtored,andthemost abundantcarotenoidistrans-bixin(1),whichaccountsforaround 80%ofthetotalpigmentcontentoftheseeds(Mercadante,2001; Giulianoetal.,2003;Bautistaetal.,2004).Inadditiontoitscoloring action,annattoalsohasfunctionalpropertiesthatformthebasis ofa varietyof rolesand actionsin livingorganisms duetothe presenceofantioxidantcompounds(Krinsky,1994).Studieshave shown thatbixin hasbeneficial effects,including thereduction ofoxidativestressanditsabilitytoactasachemo-preventative agentandtoreducethenephrotoxiceffectsofantitumoragents (BertramandBortkewicz,1995;Agneretal.,2005;Riosetal.,2009).

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Inanattempttominimizethesideeffectscausedbycisplatin, thisstudyevaluatestheantioxidantactivityofthecarotenoidbixin

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and annatto seedson cisplatin-inducednephrotoxicity inadult maleWistarratsbyexaminingbiochemicalandhistologicalaspects toassessrenalfunctionandmorphologyandperformingcomplete bloodcounts.

Materialsandmethods

Plantmaterial

Thisstudyexaminedannatto(BixaorellanaL.,Bixaceae)fromthe Eldoradoaccess,ICN(189644)10.VII.2009,collectedandidentified byJ.M.Wiest.

Assays

Animals

ThebiologicalassaywasperformedintheVivariumoftheFood ScienceDepartmentoftheInstituteofFoodScienceandTechnology oftheFederalUniversityofRioGrandedeSulinBrazil.The ani-malswerehousedinventilatedroomsatatemperatureof24±2◦C witha12–12hlight–darkcycleand60±5%humidityandgivenad libitumaccesstofoodandwater.

Theanimalsweredividedatrandomintofourgroups:CG (con-trolgroup), CPG (cisplatingroup), CPBG (cisplatin/bixingroup), and CPAG (cisplatin/annatto group). The biological trial lasted 28 days. The CG group received commercial rodent feed, the CPG group received commercial feed plus cisplatin (5mgkg−1 body weight), the CPBG group received commercial feed with bixin(0.065mgkg−1 bodyweight)andcisplatin(5mgkg−1 body weight),andtheCPAGgroupreceivedcommercialfeedwith cis-platin(5mgkg−1 bodyweight)andannatto(0.500mgkg−1 body weight).Thedosesofbixinandannattousedinpretreatmentwere basedondatafoundintheliteratureonnephroprotectiveeffects (FAO/WHO, 2007;Antunes andBianchi, 2004).Asingledoseof cisplatin(5mgkg−1)wasadministered48hbeforetheendofthe experimenttoinduceoxidativestress.

Obtainingannattoandbixincrystals

Bixincrystalswereobtainedusingamethodologydevelopedby RiosandMercadante(2004).Theseedswerefirstwashedinhexane andmethanoltoremovehydrophilicandhydrophobicimpurities andthebixinwasthenextractedusingethylacetate.Theextract obtainedthroughthis processwasdried ina rotary evaporator (T<30◦C)and redilutedindichloromethane. Forthe crystalliza-tionprocess,theextractwasheatedonahotplate(T<50◦C).After beingchilled,absoluteethanolwasaddedandtheextractwasthen cooledinanicebathandplacedinafreezerat14±2◦Cfor24h. Thebixincrystalswerefilteredandwashedwithchilledabsolute ethanol,driedinavacuumovenfor24h,andthenstoredat−18◦C untiluse.

Purificationofbixin

Thepurityofbixinwasdeterminedusingamethoddescribed byTocchiniandMercadante(2001),inwhichthebixinisextracted fromannattoseedspreviouslywashedwithpetroleumetherand amixtureofmethanolanddichloromethane(1:1).After concen-tration,theextractwassuccessivelypurifiedbysilicagelthinlayer chromatographyusingbothethylacetateandpetroleumether(3:2) as mobilephases. In the firstchromatography, silica gel layers (Merck)werepreparedinthelaboratoryandthetwoseparated bandsandeverythingremainingattheoriginwerescrapedoffand eluted withthemethanol/dichloromethanemixture(1:1). After concentration,thebandwasappliedagaintoreadysilicaplatesand splitintotwobands.ThemajoroneatRf0.61wasscrapedoffand

elutedwiththemethanol/dichloromethanemixture.Thepattern obtainedshows99%purity,checkedbyHighPerformanceLiquid Chromatography(HPLC)(Agilent1100series).

Cisplatin

Cisplatin [cis-diamminedichloroplatinum (II),CDDP; CAS No. 15663-27-1]waskindlydonatedinitscommercialformbyQuiral QuímicadoBrasilS.A.(Platinil®).

Bloodcollectionanddosesofureaandcreatinine

Theanimalsweresedatedforbloodcollectionusing benzoadi-azepine(0.25mg100g−1bodyweight)andsodiumpentobarbital (4.6mg100g−1 body weight). A median incision was made in theventralpart oftheabdomen and bloodwas collectedfrom the ascending aorta. The blood was centrifuged for 10min at 5081.31×gforcetoseparateserumforureaandcreatinine analy-ses.

Ureaandcreatininelevelsweredeterminedusingcommercial kits (BioLiquid). Urea wasquantifiedusing a spectrophotome-ter (Micronal – B342II digital model) adopting the UV kinetic method,while creatininewasquantified usingthecolorimetric kineticmethod.Theresultswereexpressedinmg/dl.

Bloodcelldifferentialcount

Thebloodcollectedfromtheaortawasplacedintoflasks con-tainingEDTAsolution.Theanimalsweresubsequentlysacrificed. The blood smearswere stained(InstantProv – New Prov) and manuallyanalyzedtodeterminethebloodcelldifferentialcount usinganopticalmicroscope.Thebloodcelldifferentialcountwas expressedasapercentage(%).

Determinationofkidneyweightandpreparationforhistological analysis

The kidneys werewashed free of blood (byperfusion) with asalinesolution.Afixingsolutionwasthenaddedandthe kid-neyswereweighedusingaMicronalB600balanceandfixedusing Bouin’ssolutionfor24hatroomtemperature.

Thematerialwaspreparedforhistologicalanalysisusingroutine techniques(Prophetetal.,1994).Afterfixingfor24h,thesample tissueswerecryoprotectedusingsucrosesolutionsatincreasing concentrations(from15%to30%)andthenfrozeninnitrogen.Next, usingacryostat(Leitz,Digital1702,Germany)at−20◦C,eachpiece wascutat15␮mthicknessintervalsandtheslicewereplacedon glassslidesandstainedusinghematoxylinandeosin(HE)toassess tissuemorphology.Histologicalparameterswereobtainedusing anOlympus®Bx50opticalmicroscope(Olympus,Tokyo,Japan).

Ethicalaspects

ThisstudywasapprovedbytheAnimalResearchEthics Com-mitteeoftheFederalUniversityofRioGrandedoSul(reference number17809),beingconsideredethicallyandmethodologically adequateaccordingtoResolution196/1996and complementary itemsoftheBrazilianNationalHealthCouncil.

Statisticalanalysis

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Table1

MeansandstandarddeviationsofbloodcelldifferentialcountsinWistarratssubjectedtodifferenttreatments.

CG(n=6) CPG(n=6) CPBG(n=6) CPAG(n=6)

Neutrophils(%) 16.5±4.9 24.6±9.2a 13.5±3.5a 18.33±3.7

Lymphocytes(%) 73.3± 3.9 67.4± 9.0 75.5± 5.7 72.50± 3.2

Monocytes(%) 8.0± 2.7 7.8± 1.9 10± 3.6 9.0± 4.1

Basophils(%) 0.2± 0.4 0.2± 0.4 0.3± 0.8 0.16± 0.4

Eosinophils(%) 1.3±1.0 0.4±0.9 0.3±0.8 0±0

CG,controlgroup;CPG,cisplatingroup;CPBG,cisplatin/bixingroup;CPAG,cisplatin/annattogroup.

aCPGstatisticallydifferentfromCPBG(p<0.05).

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ation (mg/dl)

5.00

0.00

Groups

Fig.1. Meanandstandarddeviationofbloodureadosing(mg/dl)inWistarrats

48hafteradministeringcisplatin.Controlgroup(CG),cisplatingroup(CPG),

cis-platin/bixingroup(CPBG)andcisplatin/annattogroup(CPAG),p>0.05.

Resultsanddiscussion

With respect to hematological analysis, the blood cell dif-ferential count showed a significant reduction in neutrophil counts(p<0.05)in thegroup thatreceiveda diet rich in bixin (13.5±3.5%)whencomparedtothegroupthatreceivedonly cis-platin(24.6±9.2%).Nosignificantdifferencewasfoundbetween thegroups(p>0.05)withrespecttootherbloodcells:lymphocytes, monocytes,basophilsandeosinophils(Table1).The immunolog-icalresponsecanbedividedintoadaptive(innateimmune)and non-adaptivecomponents,enhancingthephagocyticcapacityof cells,suchasmonocytes,macrophagesandneutrophils,whichact inthedestructionofantigensandconstitutethefirstlineofhuman defensemechanisms(PathakandPalan,2005).

Ingivensituations,particularlyinthecaseofacute inflamma-tion,highlevelsofneutrophils occur.Thiswasobserved inthe presentstudy;however,whenthegroupthatreceivedcisplatin wascomparedwiththegroupthatreceivedcisplatin/bixin,it is evidentthatbixinapparentlyminimizedtheinflammatoryeffects ofcisplatin,giventhatitsignificantly(p<0.05)reducedthelevels ofneutrophils,indicatingareductioninantitumoragent-induced inflammation.

Nostatisticallysignificantdifferencewasfoundbetweenthe groups, withrespect todose in relationto plasma urealevels, althoughatendency(p=0.07)towarddecreasedurealevelswas observedinthegroupreceivingdietarybixin/cisplatinin compar-isontotheCGandgroupreceivingannatto/cisplatin,asshownin Fig.1.

Itisimportanttoevaluateplasmacreatinineand urealevels together,despitethefactthatthesetwoparametersdonotalways showconcomitanthighlevels.Incasesofprerenalattack, situa-tionssuchasprotein-richdiet,highproteinbreakdownrates,and dehydration,highlevelsofureamaybefoundtogetherwith nor-malcreatininelevels.However,thesetwodosageschangetogether

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0.80

0.70 0.60

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Groups

CG CPG CPBG CPAG

Fig.2.Meanandstandarddeviationofbloodcreatininedosing(mg/dl)inWistar

rats48hafteradministeringcisplatin.Controlgroup(CG),cisplatingroup(CPG),

cisplatin/bixingroup(CPBG),andcisplatin/annattogroup(CPAG),p>0.05.

insituationsofpostrenalattack,whererenalobstructions, malig-nancy,renalexcretiondisordersandadecreaseintheglomerular filtrationrateoccur(Burtisetal.,2006).

Urearesultsfromthecatabolismoftheaminoacids,andis elim-inatedfromthebody,predominantlybythekidneys(Burtisetal., 2006).Ureaissynthesizedexclusivelybyhepaticenzymesanditis averyunstablemarker,sinceitisinfluencedbytheproteincontent ofdiets,andthusitisnotasaccurateascreatinineforevaluating renalfunction.However,itservesasacomplementaryindicatorin thediagnosisofrenalinjury(Sodréetal.,2007;Burtisetal.,2006). No significant difference between the groups was found (p>0.05)withregardtoserumcreatininedosage(Fig.2).Serum creatininedosageisthemostcommonlyusedindicatorfor mon-itoringtheevolutionofrenalfailure,sinceitistheleastvariable nitrogenouscompoundintheblood.Sinceitisaresidueof creat-inine,freecreatinineisnotreusedbythebody’smetabolism,but ratherexcretedthroughglomerularfiltration(Limaetal.,2003).

Themacroscopicexaminationofthekidneysof ratsfromall groupsshowedthattheyhadanormalappearance,withapink-red colorandfirmconsistency.Theresultsofkidneyweightin rela-tiontobodyweightrevealedpossibleswellingofthisorgan,which couldberelatedtolocalinflammatoryprocesses(Table2).

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Table2

Meanandstandarddeviationofthe“finalbodyweight/kidneyweight”ratioinWistarratssubjectedtodifferenttreatments.

n Initialweight(g) Finalweight(g) Renalweight(g)

CG 6 250.31±13.80 375.71±24.81 1.36±0.10

CPG 6 244.81±16.90 369.42±21.48 1.41±0.21

CPBG 6 249.11±16.70 353.61±10.30 1.38±0.10

CPAG 6 253.01±28.80 347.11±24.89 1.23±0.10a

CG,controlgroup;CPG,cisplatingroup;CPBG,cisplatin/bixingroup;CPAG,cisplatin/annattogroup.

aCPGstatisticallydifferentfromCPBG(p<0.05).

CG

CPBG

CPG

CPAG

Fig.3.Photomicrographsofhematoxylinandeosinstainedkidneysectionsofratsinthecontrolgroup(CG),cisplatingroup(CPG),cisplatin/bixingroup(CPBG),and

cisplatin/annattogroup(CPAG),showingpolymorphonuclearinfiltrates(arrow).Magnification400×.

numberofinflammatorycells,werenotedinanimalsthatreceived onlycisplatin,suggestingasimilarassociationinthisgroup.

Thehistologicalanalysis ofthekidney sectionsshowedthat characteristicstructureswereforminginthisorgan.Thepresence ofglomeruliwasnotedinthecorticalregion,surroundedbytwisted proximalanddistaltubules(Fig.3).

Therenaltissueoftheanimalsthatreceivedcisplatinshowed polymorphonuclear (PMN) infiltrates in the glomerular region, whichisacharacteristicofinflammatorychanges.However,PMN infiltrateswere not present in the kidneys of theanimals that receivedpretreatmentwithbixin(Fig.3).

PMN,attractedduringthereperfusionprocess,areconsidered important mediators during the beginning phase parenchymal injuryincasesofacuteischemicrenalfailure.Ontheotherhand,the rateofinfiltrationofmononuclearleukocytescanvarydepending onrenaldamage(Ysebaertetal.,2004).

Accordingto Faraco (1996), thenumber of PMN withinthe glomerularcapillariesisanindicatorofthelevelofinflammatory activityinglomerulopathies,includingacuteglomerulonephritis (Oliveira,2005).

Acute glomerulonephritis, in addition to the presence of macrophagesandPMN,ischaracterizedbyincreasedglomerular volumeandaproliferationofthemesangialcells(Faraco,1996; Oliveira,2005).Glomerularchangeswereobservedinthekidneys ofthe CPG,characterizedby PMNinfiltrates,which could indi-cateacuteglomerulonephritis.However,PMNinfiltrateswerenot

presentinthekidneysofanimalswhoreceivedpretreatmentwith bixin,which suggeststhatthis substancemayafford protection againstinflammationtypicallycausedbythisantitumoragent.

Theseresultscorroboratethefindingsofotherstudies concern-ingdamagecausedbycisplatin.AstudyconductedbyBehlingetal. (2006)evaluatingtheeffectofmultipledosesofquercetintoinhibit renaldamagecausedbycisplatinshowedthattheadministrationof thisflavonoidpreventsandsignificantlyreducesrenaldamage,and thattreatmentwithcisplatinwithoutquercetinincreasesplasma creatininelevels,lipidperoxidationandrenaldamage,asshownby thehistologicalanalysisofthisorgan.

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Withrespecttotheproximalanddistaltubules,nodifferences wereobservedbetweenthegroups,showingthatneithercisplatin norpretreatmentwithbixin and annattohad anyeffect. These resultsarecontrarytothefindingsofBehlingetal.(2006)who, using thesame dose of cisplatinadopted in the present study (5mg/kg), noted morphological changes suchas tumor-tubular necrosis.However,thelengthofexposuretothedruginthestudy carriedoutbyBehlingwaslongerthanthatofthepresentstudy(5 and20days,ascomparedtojust2days,respectively).

Conclusions

Thefindingsofthisstudysuggestthatexposuretimewas suf-ficienttodemonstratethatcisplatincausedacuteinjuryandthat bixinprobablyhelpedtominimizeinflammation,asshownbythe lowlevelsofneutrophils.

However,pretreatmentwithbixinattenuateskidneydamage, preventinganincreaseinPMNs,andisapossibleprotectoragainst cisplatin-inducedacuteinflammatoryprocesses.

Ethicaldisclosures

Protectionofhumanandanimalsubjects. Theauthorsdeclare

thattheproceduresfollowedwereinaccordancewiththe regula-tionsoftherelevantclinicalresearchethicscommitteeandwith thoseoftheCodeofEthicsoftheWorldMedicalAssociation (Dec-larationofHelsinki).

Confidentialityofdata. Theauthorsdeclarethattheyhave

fol-lowed theprotocolsof theirworkcenter onthepublication of patientdata.

Right to privacy and informed consent. The authors have

obtainedthewritteninformedconsentofthepatientsorsubjects mentionedinthearticle.Thecorrespondingauthorisinpossession ofthisdocument.

Authors’contribution

LFS,CHPandNSM(PhDstudent)contributedtoorganizingthe laboratorywork,dataanalysisanddraftedthispaper.SB,PCPSand MAcontributedtothebiologicalstudies.EVJandAORwere respon-sibleforstudydesign,supervisedthelaboratoryworkandmadea criticalreadingofthemanuscript.Weconfirmthatthemanuscript hasbeenreadandapprovedbyallnamedauthors.

Conflictsofinterest

Theauthorsdeclarenoconflictsofinterest.

Acknowledgments

WearegratefultoCAPESandtheCNPqfortheirfinancial sup-port.

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Fig. 2. Mean and standard deviation of blood creatinine dosing (mg/dl) in Wistar rats 48 h after administering cisplatin
Fig. 3. Photomicrographs of hematoxylin and eosin stained kidney sections of rats in the control group (CG), cisplatin group (CPG), cisplatin/bixin group (CPBG), and cisplatin/annatto group (CPAG), showing polymorphonuclear infiltrates (arrow)

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