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May 31, 2018AJP Renal PhysiologyOpen Access

Principal cell prorenin receptor deletion in mice reduced ENaC-α abundance, increased urinary Na+ losses, and increased urine volume compared with controls, whereas intercalated cell deletion did not.

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Why the study?

Does prorenin receptor deletion in principal cells versus intercalated cells alter renal sodium and water excretion in mice?

Population

Mice with principal cell or intercalated cell prorenin receptor deletion

Comparison

Deletion of prorenin receptor in principal cells… vs Control mice

Design

Preclinical

Key result

Principal cell prorenin receptor deletion in mice reduced ENaC-α abundance, increased urinary Na+ losses, and increased urine volume compared with controls, whereas intercalated cell deletion did not.

Authors

NRNirupama RamkumarDSDeborah StuartEMElena Mironova

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Overview

Prorenin receptor in principal cells may influence sodium balance; extends mechanistic insights in mice but leaves human translation open.

Structured PICO

Does prorenin receptor deletion in principal cells versus intercalated cells alter renal sodium and water excretion in mice?

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Population
Mice with principal cell (PC) or intercalated cell (IC) prorenin receptor (PRR) deletion (PC or IC PRR knockout mice)
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Intervention
Deletion of prorenin receptor (PRR) in principal cells or intercalated cells; acute treatment with prorenin
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Comparator
Control mice
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Outcome
Renal Na+ and water handling (ENaC activity, urinary Na+ excretion, water transport)surrogate

The prorenin receptor in principal cells, but not intercalated cells, modulates ENaC activity, urinary sodium excretion, and water transport in the collecting duct.

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Ramkumar et al. (2018) studied Renal sodium and water handling. Principal cell (PC) or intercalated cell (IC) prorenin receptor (PRR) deletion vs. Control mice was evaluated on Renal Na+ and water handling (ENaC activity, urinary Na+ excretion, and water transport). Principal cell prorenin receptor deletion in mice reduced ENaC-α abundance, increased urinary Na+ losses, and increased urine volume compared with controls, whereas intercalated cell deletion did not.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a12894b92637892a9a6c2a8https://doi.org/10.1152/ajprenal.00122.2018
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