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. 2011 Jan 7;300(3):H1108–H1118. doi: 10.1152/ajpheart.01128.2010

Table 1.

Summary of experiments

Challenge
Treatment
Experiment Rat Strain Method of Perfusion Agent* Concentration, ng/ml Drug# Dose No. of Rats
1. Effect of differing edema toxin doses Sprague-Dawley Nonrecirculating Diluent 0 11
PA 100 4
PA 1,000 4
ETx 50 5
ETx 100 5
ETx 200 5
2. Effect of edema toxin inhibition with PA mAb Sprague-Dawley Recirculating PA 100 Placebo 10
PA 100 PA mAb 10× 4
Diluent 0 PA mAb 10× 3
ETx 50 Placebo 6
ETx 50 PA mAb 10× 5
3. Effect of edema toxin inhibition with adefovir Sprague-Dawley Recirculating PA 100 Diluent 7
Diluent 0 Adefovir 0.001 μM 6
Diluent 0 Adefovir 0.01 μM 3
Diluent 0 Adefovir 0.1 μM 3
ETx 50 Diluent 10
ETx 50 Adefovir 0.001 μM 4
ETx 50 Adefovir 0.01 μM 2
ETx 50 Adefovir 0.1 μM 2
4. Comparison of the effects of edema toxin and dobutamine Sprague-Dawley Nonrecirculating PA 100 5
Dobutamine 12.5 6
ETx 50 5
5. Effect of edema toxin on myocardial and effluent cAMP Sprague-Dawley Nonrecirculating PA 100 Placebo 4
ETx 50 Placebo 4
ETx 50 PA mAb 10× 4
ETx 50 Adefovir 0.001 μM 4
6. Effect of differing LeTx doses Sprague-Dawley Nonrecirculating Diluent 0 11
PA 100 4
PA 1,000 4
LeTx 50 5
LeTx 500 5
7. Comparison of the effects of LeTx in Sprague-Dawley versus Lewis rats Spague-Dawley Nonrecirculating PA 1,000 3
LeTx 500 3
PA 5,000 3
LeTx 2,500 3
Lewis Nonrecirculating PA 5,000 4
LeTx 2,500 6
*

ETx, edema toxin; LeTx, lethal toxin; PA, protective antigen;

#

PA mAb, monoclonal antibody against PA.