TABLE 2.
Model | Inhibitor(s) | Outcome(s)a | Reference |
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Bolus LPS i.v. | Tetracycline | Protection against LPS-induced mortality and inflammatory lesions | 134 |
Bolus LPS i.p. | Tetracycline/doxycycline | Improved survival; no secretion of TNF, IL-1β, or NO in the blood | 89 |
Marimastat | Inhibition of TNF production but only slight delay in mortality | 148 | |
GM-6001 | Attenuated TNF response | 139 | |
Ro 31-9790/doxycycline | Improved cardiac function and less-elevated MMP-9 activity | 67 | |
CLP | CMT-3/hydroxamate | Less mortality; less-elevated GOT, GPT, NO, and MMP-9 levels; and reduced gelatinase activity | 79 |
CMT-3 | Reduced mortality and lung pathology, less-elevated MMP-2 and MMP-9 levels in lung | 142 | |
CMT-3 | Improved survival was associated with a significant improvement in lung pathology | 39 | |
LPS intratracheally | CMT-3 | Less neutrophil recruitment and goblet cell metaplasia, lower expression levels of epithelial growth factor receptor and MMP-9 | 59 |
Corticosteroids | Reduced infiltration of neutrophils and reduced activity of MMP-2 and MMP-9 | 22 | |
LPS intracerebrally | Minocycline, BB-1101, BB-94 | Reduced blood-brain barrier injury by blocking production of MMP-9 | 126 |
BB-1101 | Reduced blood-brain barrier opening, associated with a significant drop in MMP-2 and MMP-9 | 94 |
GOT, glutamic oxaloacetic transaminase; GPT, glutamic pyruvic transaminase.