Effects of Aminotriazole Treatment on Biosyntheses of Primary Bile Acids in Vivo

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The influence of aminotriaxole treatment on primary bile acid biosynthesis was studied in detail. After administration of aminotriazole to rats, bile was collected for 8h. The content of chenodeoxycholic acid in the bile was increased to 144% of the control by aminotriazole treatment, but that of cholic acid was decreased to 48.4%. In another experiment, [4-^<14>C]cholesterol was injected into rats immediately after aminotriazole treatment. and then bile was collected. The content of radioactive chenodeoxycholic acid in the bile was significantly increased to 130% of the control, but that of ratioactive cholic acid was unchanged. In a similar experiment with [2-^<14>C]mevalonate, the content of radioactive chenodeoxycholic acid in the bile was hardly changed by aminotriazole treatment, but that of radioactive cholic acid was greatly decreased to 41.2% of the control. Aminotriazole treatment did not affect the ratios of tauroconjugate to glycoconjugate of the two bile acids.Thus, aminotriazole treatment affects the syntheses of not only cholesterol (F. Hashimoto, C. Sugimoto and H. Hayashi, Chem. Pharm. Bull., 38,2532 (1990); F. Hashimoto and H. Hayashi, Biochim. Biophys. Acta, 1086,115 (1991) but also primary bile acids in vivo. Namely, aminotriazole treatment activated biosynthesis of chenodeoxycholic acid from exogenous cholesterol, but did not affect that of cholic acid. Aminotriazole hardly affected the synthesis of chenodeoxycholic acid through endogenous cholesterol (from mevalonate), but inhibited that of cholic acid.
公益社団法人日本薬学会の論文
1992-03-25

Effects of Aminotriazole Treatment on Biosyntheses of Primary Bile Acids in Vivo

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