IN-VIVO ADMINISTRATION OF IL-1-BETA ACCELERATES SILK LIGATURE-INDUCEDALVEOLAR BONE-RESORPTION IN RATS
Citation
M. Koide et al., IN-VIVO ADMINISTRATION OF IL-1-BETA ACCELERATES SILK LIGATURE-INDUCEDALVEOLAR BONE-RESORPTION IN RATS, Journal of oral pathology & medicine, 24(9), 1995, pp. 420-434
Categorie Soggetti
Dentistry,Oral Surgery & Medicine",Pathology
SICI code
0904-2512(1995)24:9<420:IAOIAS>2.0.ZU;2-5
Abstract
The effects of recombinant human interleukin-1 beta (rhIL-1 beta) on a
lveolar bone resorptive activity in rats were examined. Continuous adm
inistration of rhIL-1 beta or phosphate-buffered saline (PBS) was give
n via osmotic pumps for 3, 7 and 14 days to rats with silk ligatures a
round second maxillary molars. Other animals without ligatures receive
d insertion of pumps containing rhIL-1 beta or remained untreated. Sec
tions were subject to three different stains: - hematoxylin and eosin
(H-E) for histology, acid phosphatase (ACPase) activity for osteoclast
detection, and immunohistochemistry using anti-rat monocyte/macrophag
e monoclonal antibody (ED 1). In addition, body weight, plasma calcium
and phosphorus levels were monitored. The mean body weight of rats re
ceiving rhIL-1 beta was significantly lower (P<0.05 to P<0.01) compare
d with untreated rats throughout the experimental period. On Day 7, pl
asma calcium and phosphorus levels were significantly lower in rats re
ceiving rhIL-1 beta than in rats receiving PBS only (P<0.05). Sections
revealed a moderate inflammatory cell infiltrate reaching near the al
veolar crest in both groups with ligatures on Day 3. Only rats receivi
ng rhIL-1 beta exhibited enhancement of inflammatory cell invasion on
Days 7 and 14. In rats receiving rhIL-1 beta with ligatures, numerous
resorption lacunae containing ACPase-positive multinucleated giant cel
ls (MNGCs), coinciding with ED1-positive cells, were located on the me
sial side of the septum where extensive bone resorption had occurred t
hroughout the experimental period. In animals receiving rhIL-1 beta wi
thout ligatures, compared with untreated rats, increased ACPase-positi
ve cells were observed on the mesial side of the septum on Day 3. In a
nimals receiving PBS only, a few ACPase-positive cells were observed c
onfined to the mesial regions where slight bone resorption occurred on
Days 7 and 14. These results indicate that the administration of rhIL
-1 beta accelerated alveolar bone destruction in ligature-induced peri
odontal tissue inflammation over a two-week period.