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Persistent effects on cardiorespiratory and nervous systems induced by long-term lead exposure : results from a longitudinal study

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Resumo:Long-term lead (Pb) exposure alters the normal development of the nervous system and physiology. It affects multiple organ systems, causing hypertension, cardiorespiratory dysfunction, being a well-known neurotoxin, inducing changes in neurogenesis, neurodegeneration, and glial cells. However, studies of the developmental effects of lead and its outcomes throughout life are lacking. Determine morphofunctional, behavioral, and cognitive developmental effects of long-term lead exposure at three different ages. Wistar rats were exposed to a Pb-acetate solution from fetal period until adulthood and compared to a non-exposed control group. General behavior and cognitive skills were evaluated by behavioral tests and physiological data and cardiorespiratory reflexes measured. Neurodegeneration, neuroinflammation, and synaptic activity were assessed by immunohistochemistry. Lead exposure caused long-lasting anxiety-like behavior and strong long-term memory impairment without changes in locomotor and exploratory activity. Hypertension was observed at all time points, concomitant with baroreflex impairment and increased chemoreflex sensitivity. Persistent neuroinflammation, transient synaptic overexcitation without neurodegeneration was observed. Long-term Pb exposure, since fetal period, causes long-lasting anxiety-like behavior, concomitant with hypertension, without general motor skills impairment. Synaptic overexcitation, reactive astrogliosis, and microgliosis could underlie behavioral and long-term memory changes, which might have been caused during developmental phases and consolidated during adulthood. Also, alterations observed in the cardiorespiratory reflexes can explain persistent hypertension. This longitudinal study identifies and characterizes lead toxicity nature and magnitude, important to devise and test potential interventions to attenuate the long-term harmful effects of lead on the nervous and cardiovascular systems.
Autores principais:Shvachiy, Liana
Outros Autores:Geraldes, Vera; Amaro-Leal, Ângela; Rocha, Isabel
Assunto:Lead exposure Anxiety-like behavior Cognitive impairment Neuroinflammation Hypertension Cardiorespiratory impairment
Ano:2020
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso restrito
Instituição associada:Universidade de Lisboa
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Repositório da Universidade de Lisboa
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description Long-term lead (Pb) exposure alters the normal development of the nervous system and physiology. It affects multiple organ systems, causing hypertension, cardiorespiratory dysfunction, being a well-known neurotoxin, inducing changes in neurogenesis, neurodegeneration, and glial cells. However, studies of the developmental effects of lead and its outcomes throughout life are lacking. Determine morphofunctional, behavioral, and cognitive developmental effects of long-term lead exposure at three different ages. Wistar rats were exposed to a Pb-acetate solution from fetal period until adulthood and compared to a non-exposed control group. General behavior and cognitive skills were evaluated by behavioral tests and physiological data and cardiorespiratory reflexes measured. Neurodegeneration, neuroinflammation, and synaptic activity were assessed by immunohistochemistry. Lead exposure caused long-lasting anxiety-like behavior and strong long-term memory impairment without changes in locomotor and exploratory activity. Hypertension was observed at all time points, concomitant with baroreflex impairment and increased chemoreflex sensitivity. Persistent neuroinflammation, transient synaptic overexcitation without neurodegeneration was observed. Long-term Pb exposure, since fetal period, causes long-lasting anxiety-like behavior, concomitant with hypertension, without general motor skills impairment. Synaptic overexcitation, reactive astrogliosis, and microgliosis could underlie behavioral and long-term memory changes, which might have been caused during developmental phases and consolidated during adulthood. Also, alterations observed in the cardiorespiratory reflexes can explain persistent hypertension. This longitudinal study identifies and characterizes lead toxicity nature and magnitude, important to devise and test potential interventions to attenuate the long-term harmful effects of lead on the nervous and cardiovascular systems.
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spellingShingle Persistent effects on cardiorespiratory and nervous systems induced by long-term lead exposure : results from a longitudinal study
Shvachiy, Liana
Lead exposure
Anxiety-like behavior
Cognitive impairment
Neuroinflammation
Hypertension
Cardiorespiratory impairment
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Lead exposure
Anxiety-like behavior
Cognitive impairment
Neuroinflammation
Hypertension
Cardiorespiratory impairment
title Persistent effects on cardiorespiratory and nervous systems induced by long-term lead exposure : results from a longitudinal study
title_full Persistent effects on cardiorespiratory and nervous systems induced by long-term lead exposure : results from a longitudinal study
title_fullStr Persistent effects on cardiorespiratory and nervous systems induced by long-term lead exposure : results from a longitudinal study
title_full_unstemmed Persistent effects on cardiorespiratory and nervous systems induced by long-term lead exposure : results from a longitudinal study
title_short Persistent effects on cardiorespiratory and nervous systems induced by long-term lead exposure : results from a longitudinal study
title_sort Persistent effects on cardiorespiratory and nervous systems induced by long-term lead exposure : results from a longitudinal study
topic Lead exposure
Anxiety-like behavior
Cognitive impairment
Neuroinflammation
Hypertension
Cardiorespiratory impairment
topic_facet Lead exposure
Anxiety-like behavior
Cognitive impairment
Neuroinflammation
Hypertension
Cardiorespiratory impairment
url http://hdl.handle.net/10451/42501
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