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. 2017 Jun 7;174(14):2273–2286. doi: 10.1111/bph.13822

Table 3.

Studies investigating DPP4 inhibition in models of renal IRI

Study Design IRI Outcome Overall
Sitagliptin
Nuransoy et al. (2015)
Healthy, female rats, 14 days, 5 mg·kg−1·day−1
pre IRI
60 min IRI + UniNX ↓ Oxidative stress
↑ Antioxidative enzymes
↓ Tubular damage
↔ Serum creatinine 24 h post IRI
Tubular effects
Sitagliptin
Vaghasiya et al. (2011)
Diabetic, male/female rats, 14 days, 5 mg·kg−1·day−1
pre IRI
30 min bilateral IRI ↓ Serum AST, creatinine, urea nitrogen 24 h post IRI
↑ Antioxidative enzymes
↓ Tubular damage
Tubular and glomerular effects
Sitagliptin
Youssef et al. (2015)
Healthy, male rats, 5 mg·kg−1
5/22 h post IRI
30 min bilateral IRI ↓ Serum urea, creatinine, cystatin C 24 h post IRI
↓ Tubular damage 24 h
Tubular and glomerular effects
Sitagliptin
Chang et al. (2015)
Healthy, male rats, 3 days, 300/600
mg·kg−1·day−1
post IRI
60 min bilateral IRI ↑ GLP‐1 and GLP‐1R
↓ Tubular damage 72 h post IRI
Numerical reduction of serum creatinine 72 h post IRI
Tubular effects
Sitagliptin
Chen et al. (2013)
Healthy, male rats, 3 days, 600 mg·kg−1·day−1 post IRI 60 min bilateral IRI ↓ Serum creatinine 24 h and 72 h post IRI
↓ Tubular damage 24 and 72 h post IRI
↓ Inflammation/apoptosis/oxidative stress
Tubular and glomerular effects
Vildagliptin
Glorie et al., 2012
Healthy, male rats, 1/10 mg·kg−1
i.v. 15 pre IRI
30 min IRI + UniNX ↓ Serum creatinine 12 and 48 h post IRI
↓ Tubular necrosis 12 h post IRI, ↔ at 48 h post IRI
↓ Inflammation/apoptosis/oxidative stress
Tubular and glomerular effects
DPP4−/− rats Daniel et al. (2012) (Abstract) DPP4−/− rats 45 min IRI + UniNX ↑ Serum creatinine 24 h post IRI versus wildtype
↑ Tubular damage versus wildtype
↑ Macrophage infiltration versus wildtype
Detrimental tubular and glomerular effects