英文摘要 |
Several studies have shown that consumption of sucrose facilitates oxidative damage but the mechanisms involved are unclear. The aim of this study was to investigate effects of sucrose water and food restriction on antioxidative status in rats. Male Wistar rats were divided into three groups, a control group (C), 30% sucrose water-fed groups (S) and PF group that was pair-fed to the S group with the C diet. The TBARS content, antioxidative moleculars and associated enzymes were measured in blood and liver after 7-wks feeding. Our results showed the total food intake was decreased significantly in S group compared with C group (p<0.05). In S group, the weight of retroperitoneal fat and serum TG (triglyceride) content were higher significantly than the other 2 groups, but a lower α-tocopherol content in serum and liver were observed. The activities of antioxidant enzymes in RBC were not different between 3 groups. The serum TG-raising effect was accompanied by significantly lowered α-tocopherol content suggesting that vitamin E depletion may facilitates oxidative damage in sucrose-fed rats. No statistical differences were observed for serum and liver GSH level between 3 groups. However, the TBARS content was decreased significantly and increased the activity and protein abundance of catalase (p<0.05) by food restriction treatment (SP group). In conclusion, our results showed that high sucrose water had a detrimental effect on vitamin E status, but with specific effects on lipid metabolism. The catalase-raising and TBARS-lowering effect in SP group were observed, suggesting that food restriction may induce a protective defense against oxidative damage. |