The level of endothelin-1 in the blood of patients with diabetes, treated with hypoglycemic drugs
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Keywords

diabetes, endothelin‑1, metformin, insulin, dapagliflozin, sulfonylurea, DPP‑4 inhibitor.

How to Cite

Sokolova, L., Belchina, Y., Pushkarev, V., Cherviakova, S., Vatseba, T., Kovzun, O., & Pushkarev, V. (2020). The level of endothelin-1 in the blood of patients with diabetes, treated with hypoglycemic drugs. Endokrynologia, 25(3), 201-206. https://doi.org/10.31793/1680-1466.2020.25-3.201

Abstract

Background. Endothelin (ET) is one of the most significant regulators of the functional state of vascular endothelium. ET‑1 is the principal cardiovascular isoform of the endothelin system. ET‑1 has both inflammatory and proliferative affects and contributes to pathogenic processes in the cardiovascular system. In diabetes, the rise of glucose concentration effects the formation of ET‑1. The aim of the work was to study the content of ET‑1 in the blood of patients with diabetes treated with various hypoglycemic agents. Material and methods. The amount of ET‑1 was evaluated via ELISA in 103 individuals: 17 healthy volunteers and 86 patients with diabetes. To determine the concentration of ET‑1 the endothelin (1-21) EIA kit (Biomedica) was used. Glycated hemoglobin was
determined using one HbA1c FS kit — DiaSys Diagnostic Systems. Results. The average level of endothelin in the blood of patients with diabetes was 0.536±0.047 fmol/ml vs. control — 0.118±0.017 fmol/ml. We did not observed changes of ET‑1 levels during monotherapy with metformin or insulin. At metformin + insulin + dapagliflosin, insulin + metformin and sulfonylurea + metformin but not DPP‑4 inhibitor + metformin combinations (T2D) there was decrease of ET‑1 level in the blood. It is of interest that DPP‑4 inhibitor + metformin caused significant increase (0.767±0.043 fmol/ml) of ET‑1 concentration. Conclusion. Thus, with combination therapy, except pair DPP‑4 inhibitor + metformin, the level of ET‑1 in the blood of patients with diabetes decreased significantly more than with monotherapy.

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