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. 2017 Jan 7;9(1):25. doi: 10.3390/toxins9010025

Table 1.

Primary effect of indoxyl sulfate on the different types of cells involved in vascular dysfunction of chronic kidney disease.

Cells Primary Effect Reference
Endothelial cell Induction of ROS Dou [26], Yu [17], Itoh [27]
Inhibit endothelial NO production Yu [17]
Increase endothelial microparticle release Faure [28]
Increase tissue factor production Gondouin [29]
Inhibit endothelial cell proliferation Dou, Yu [17]
Inhibit endothelial cell migration Kharait [30]
Smooth muscle cell Increase proliferation Yamamoto [24]
Inhibit proliferation Mozar [31]
Reduce tissue factor breakdown Chitalia [32]
Leukocyte Increase leukocyte adhesion Ito [33], Tumur [20], Pletinck [34]
Increase inflammatory cytokine expression Lekawanvijit [35]
Progenitor cell Induction of ROS Wu [36]
Inhibit NO production Wu [36]
Inhibit HIF/IL-10/VEGF pathway Hung [37]
Decrease in number and function Hung [37], Wu [36]

HIF, hypoxia-inducible factor; NO, nitric oxide; ROS, reactive oxygen species; VEGF, vascular endothelial growth factor.