Лектини як гістохімічні маркери морфогенезу нирки

Автор(и)

  • О.Д. Луцик Львівський національний медичний університет імені Данила Галицького, Україна https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6819-804X
  • А.М. Ященко Львівський національний медичний університет імені Данила Галицького, Україна https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8422-5834
  • І.В. Челпанова Львівський національний медичний університет імені Данила Галицького, Україна https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5215-814X
  • Н.О. Амбарова Львівський національний медичний університет імені Данила Галицького, Україна https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6867-6803

Ключові слова:

лектини, нирка, морфогенез, глікокон’югати

Анотація

У гістофізіології нирок виключно важлива роль належить високомолекулярним вуглеводовмісним біополімерам глікопротеїнам і протеогліканам. Зокрема, глікопротеїни подоцитів подопланін і подокаліксин забезпечують підтримання морфо-функціонального статусу означених клітинних елементів: формування цитоподій, щілинних діафрагм, та, спільно з мембраною ниркового клубочка негативний електричний потенціал і селективну проникність фільтраційного бар’єру. Глікопротеїни щіточкової облямівки епітеліоцитів проксимальних трубочок нефронів мегалін і кубілін відіграють провідну роль у механізмах ендоцитозу та реабсорбції макромолекул з ультрафільтрату. Глікопротеїни екстрацелюлярного матриксу фібронектин, ламінін, тенасцин, нідоген, різні типи колагену, гепаран-сульфат протеоглікани перлекан та агрин, дерматан-сульфат протеоглікани версикан, біглікан та декорин забезпечують адгезивні, опорно-механічні та індуктивні властивості ниркових мікроструктур. З урахуванням вищезазначеного лектини як реагенти здатні до вибіркового розпізнавання глікополімерів у залежності від складу та конфігурації їхніх кінцевих вуглеводних детермінант представляють собою цінний інструмент у дослідженні як нормального морфогенезу нирок, так і етіопатогенезу нефропатій. Стаття містить огляд даних літератури і результатів власних досліджень стосовно закономірностей просторово-часової перебудови глікому нирки упродовж пре- і постнатального морфогенезу. Особлива увага звернена на видову специфічність гістотопографії рецепторів лектинів нирки експериментальних тварин і людини. Показано реальні приклади використання лектинів як селективних гістологічних маркерів ниркових структур. Розглянуто перспективи використання ендогенних лектинів у гістохімії глікополімерів.

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