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. 2001 Nov 1;21(21):8447–8455. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.21-21-08447.2001

Table 1.

Protective effects of catalase, SOD, GSH, NO inhibitors, FcγR−/−, TNF-α, and IL-1β neutralized antibodies on microglia-induced MES 23.5 cell injury

Treatment % Protection
LPS PD IgG DA-Q-M DA-Q-M + PD IgG
Catalase 90  ± 15.11-165 85  ± 18.41-165 88  ± 12.21-165 81  ± 7.51-165
GSH 62  ± 9.11-160 51  ± 4.21-160 65  ± 111-160 59  ± 6.41-160
SOD 10  ± 3.0 7  ± 0.8 4  ± 1.2 −2  ± 0.3
L-NIL 75  ± 6.41-160 69  ± 11.01-160 58  ± 9.2* 70  ± 12.51-160
7-NIO 8  ± 1.8 9  ± 2.2 0  ± 0.1 11  ± 1.8
GSH + L-NIL 91  ± 12.21-165 89  ± 5.51-165 93  ± 121-165 84  ± 7.91-165
FcγR−/− 10  ± 2.9 78  ± 18.21-160 24  ± 9 70  ± 8.21-160
TNF-α antibody 3  ± 0.6 −5  ± 0.8 −2  ± 0.4 3  ± 0.4
IL-1β antibody −4  ± 1.7 2  ± 0.5 −8  ± 1.0 4  ± 0.5
TNF-α + IL-1β antibodies 5  ± 1.2 8  ± 1.4 6  ± 2.2 2  ± 0.5

Catalase 100 U/ml, GSH 50 μm, SOD 200 U/ml, iNOS inhibitor L-NIL 100 μm, nNOS inhibitor 7-NIO 100 μm, and neutralized antibodies to TNF-α (50 μg/ml) and to IL-1β (10 μg/ml) were incubated in the cocultures of MES 23.5 cells and microglia 20 min before LPS, PD IgG, and DA-Q-modified MES 23.5 cell membranes. Cell injury was determined by measuring TH activity in MES 23.5 cells cocultured with reactive microglia. Protection was estimated as percentage of inhibition of cell injury in cocultures pretreated with different protective agents versus cocultures treated with 4 μg/ml LPS, high-dose PD IgG (200 μg/ml), high-dose DA-Q-M membranes (150 μg/ml), and low-dose DA-Q-M membranes (15 μg/ml) + low-dose PD IgG (20 μg/ml). Values represent mean ± SEM of triplicate determinations made in three separate experiments.

*

p < 0.05,

F1-160: p < 0.01, and

F1-165: p < 0.005 versus cultures treated with LPS, PD IgG, DA-Q-M, or DA-Q-M + PD IgG alone.