Studies on mouse hyperuricemia model
Guang Chen
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Guang Chen
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AIM To establish hyperuricemia animal model. METHODS The mice were given uric acid by ip and then the level of uric acid in serum was detected. RESULTS Uric acid 125,250,500, 1 000 mg·kg -1 ip significantly increased the level of uric acid in mouse serum. The level of uric acid in mouse serum was attained peak at 10 min and the hyperuricemia could lasted over 4 hours after uric acid 250 mg·kg -1 given. CONCLUSION Uric acid given by ip can form mouse hyperuricemia model, the dosage of 250 mg·kg -1 is better.
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AIM To establish hyperuricemia animal model. METHODS The mice were given uric acid by ip and then the level of uric acid in serum was detected. RESULTS Uric acid 125,250,500, 1 000 mg·kg -1 ip significantly increased the level of uric acid in mouse serum. The level of uric acid in mouse serum was attained peak at 10 min and the hyperuricemia could lasted over 4 hours after uric acid 250 mg·kg -1 given. CONCLUSION Uric acid given by ip can form mouse hyperuricemia model, the dosage of 250 mg·kg -1 is better.
Key concepts: Hyperuricemia, Uric acid, Endocrinology, Chemistry, Internal medicine, Animal model, Medicine, Biochemistry