Table 1.
Animal Models | Species/Gender | Age at Evaluation | Mechanisms of Oxidative Stress | Morphological Changes | Renal Phenotype | Ref. |
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Maternal caloric restriction diet, 50% | SD rat/M | 12 weeks | ↑ ADMA, ↓ NO, ↑ Renal 8-OHdG expression | ↓ NN, glomerular hypertrophy, ↑ tubulointerstitial injury | ↔ GFR, hypertension | [29,30] |
Maternal low protein diet, 9% | Wistar rat/M | 12 weeks | ↑ F2-isoprostane, ↓ glutathione | Hypertension | [31] | |
Streptozotocin-induced diabetes | SD rat/M | 12 weeks | ↑ ADMA, ↓ NO | ↓ NN, ↑ tuburo-interstitial injury | ↔ GFR, hypertension | [32] |
Maternal suramin administration | SD rat/M | 12 weeks | ↑ ADMA, ↓ NO | Hypertension | [33] | |
Maternal l-NAME administration | SD rat/M | 12 weeks | ↑ Renal F2-isoprostane level | Hypertension | [34] | |
Maternal high-fructose diet, 60% | SD rat/M | 12 weeks | ↑ Renal 8-OHdG expression, ↓ NO | Hypertension | [56] | |
Dexamethasone administration in lactation | Wistar rat/M and F | 12 weeks | ↑ Renal MDA level, ↓ SOD and catalase activity | ↑ Tubular necrosis | ↑ Cr level | [57] |
Maternal plus post-weaning high-fructose diet, 60% | SD rat/M | 12 weeks | ↑ Renal 8-OHdG expression | Hypertension | [58] | |
Maternal methyl-deficient diet | SD rat/M | 12 weeks | ↑ Renal 8-OHdG expression | ↔ Cr level, hypertension | [59] | |
Maternal high methyl-donor diet | SD rat/M | 12 weeks | ↑ Renal 8-OHdG expression | ↔ Cr level, hypertension | [59] | |
Maternal adenine-induced CKD | SD rat/M | 12 weeks | ↑ ADMA, ↓ NO | Renal hypertrophy | ↔ Cr level, hypertension | [60] |
Prenatal dexamethasone at gestational day 15 and 16. | SD rat/M | 16 weeks | ↓ Renal NO | Hypertension | [35] | |
Prenatal dexamethasone exposure plus postnatal high-fat intake | SD rat/M | 16 weeks | ↑ Renal 8-OHdG expression, ↓ NO | Hypertension | [61] | |
Prenatal dexamethasone plus TCDD exposure | SD rat/M | 16 weeks | ↑ Renal 8-OHdG expression, ↑ ADMA | Hypertension | [62] | |
Prenatal bisphenol A exposure plus high-fat diet | SD rat/M | 16 weeks | ↑ Renal 8-OHdG expression, ↑ ADMA, ↓ NO | Hypertension | [63] | |
Reduced uterine perfusion | SD rat/M | 16 weeks | ↑ Urinary F2-isoprostane level and renal NADPH-oxidase dependent superoxide | Hypertension | [64] | |
Maternal plus post-weaning high-fat diet, 58% | SD rat/M | 16 weeks | ↑ Renal 8-OHdG expression | Hypertension | [65] | |
Maternal angiotensin II administration | Wistar rat/M | 18 weeks | ↑ Renal ROS | ↔ NN, ↑ tuburo-interstitial injury | [66] | |
Prenatal LPS Exposure |
Wistar rat/M | 28 weeks | ↑ Renal MDA level | Hypertension | [67] | |
Maternal di-n-butyl phthalate exposure | SD rat/M and F | 18 months | ↑ Renal ROS | Renal dysplasia, ↑ tuburo-interstitial injury | [68] | |
Maternal high-fat diet | C57BL/6 mice/M | 9 weeks | ↑ Renal 8-OHdG expression | Renal hypertrophy | Albuminuria | [69] |
Maternal smoking exposure | Balb/c mice/M | 13 weeks | ↑ Renal ROS | ↓ NN | Albuminuria | [70] |
Prenatal betamethasone exposure at gestational day 80 and 81 | Sheep/M and F | 18 months | ↑ ROS, ↓ NO | Hypertension | [71] |
Studies tabulated according to species and age at evaluation. ADMA = asymmetric dimethylarginine; CKD = chronic kidney disease; Cr = creatinine; LPS = lipopolysaccharide. SD = Sprague Dawley; M = male; F = female; GFR = glomerular filtration rate; l-NAME = l-NG-Nitro arginine methyl ester; MDA = malondialdehyde; SOD = superoxide dismutase; NN = nephron number; TCDD = 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin; 8-OHdG = 8-hydroxy-2′–deoxyguanosine; ↑= increased; ↓= decreased; ↔ = unaltered.