Title of article
The melamine excretion effect of the electrolyzed reduced water in melamine-fed mice
Author/Authors
Yoon، نويسنده , , Yang-Suk and Kim، نويسنده , , Dong-Heui and Kim، نويسنده , , Soo-Ki and Song، نويسنده , , Soon-Bong and Uh، نويسنده , , Young and Jin، نويسنده , , Dan and Qi، نويسنده , , Xu-Feng and Teng، نويسنده , , Yung-Chien and Lee، نويسنده , , Kyu Jae and Jo، نويسنده ,
Issue Information
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2011
Pages
6
From page
1814
To page
1819
Abstract
Our hypothesis is that the intake of functional water, electrolyzed reduced water (ERW) can excrete melamine in body was evoked by melamine-tainted feed (MTF). To address this issue, we investigated the effect of ERW in MTF-mice model by way of body weight gain, incidence of urinary crystals and bladder stone, biochemical and haematological examination, histopathologic finding of kidney and urinary bladder, and the evaluation of bladder stone.
nd that the rate of body weight gain was significantly more increased in MTF + ERW group than MTF + PW group. Accordingly, the number of immunocytes such as leukocyte, neutrophil and monocyte as well as the mean weight of spleen was significantly increased in MTF + ERW group. The incidence of urinary crystals was significantly higher in MTF + ERW group, whereas the incidence of urinary bladder stones was lower in MTF + ERW group (52.4%) than in MTF + PW group (38.1%). Also, urinary crystals were more precipitated in MTF + ERW group than MTF + PW group, and urinary bladder stone consists of 100% melamine. Collectively, our data clearly show that ERW intake is helpful to excrete of melamine in MTF mice model and this is the first report on the melamine excretion and clinically implying the safer fluid remedy for melamine-intoxicated hosts.
Keywords
Melamine , Electrolyzed reduced water , excretion , Urolithiasis
Journal title
Food and Chemical Toxicology
Serial Year
2011
Journal title
Food and Chemical Toxicology
Record number
2122921
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