Altered calcium to magnesium ratio and calpain activity as pharmacological target of anticataract effect of magnesium taurate / Sarah Diyana Saad

Cataract is a condition characterized by decrease in visual acuity due to cloudiness of the lens. Magnesium deficiency coupled with lenticular ATP depletion impairs the membrane ATPases functions leads to calcium homeostasis disruption. Consequently, high calcium level leads to activation of calcium...

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Main Author: Saad, Sarah Diyana
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Published: 2013
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spelling my-uitm-ir.722172024-01-04T07:53:12Z Altered calcium to magnesium ratio and calpain activity as pharmacological target of anticataract effect of magnesium taurate / Sarah Diyana Saad 2013 Saad, Sarah Diyana Magnesium RE Ophthalmology Cataract is a condition characterized by decrease in visual acuity due to cloudiness of the lens. Magnesium deficiency coupled with lenticular ATP depletion impairs the membrane ATPases functions leads to calcium homeostasis disruption. Consequently, high calcium level leads to activation of calcium-dependent calpain which responsible in denaturation of the lenticular crystallin protein. Previous study proved that aqeous Mg taurate tends to delay the onset and progression of cataract in vivo and in vitro however, the ocular bioavailability was low. Therefore, we conducted an in vivo study to evaluate the anti-cataract effect of liposomal formulation of Mg taurate in the galactose-induced cataract model. 2013 Thesis https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/72217/ https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/72217/1/72217.pdf text en public degree Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) Faculty of Medicine Iezhitsa, Igor Nikolayevich
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language English
advisor Iezhitsa, Igor Nikolayevich
topic Magnesium
RE Ophthalmology
spellingShingle Magnesium
RE Ophthalmology
Saad, Sarah Diyana
Altered calcium to magnesium ratio and calpain activity as pharmacological target of anticataract effect of magnesium taurate / Sarah Diyana Saad
description Cataract is a condition characterized by decrease in visual acuity due to cloudiness of the lens. Magnesium deficiency coupled with lenticular ATP depletion impairs the membrane ATPases functions leads to calcium homeostasis disruption. Consequently, high calcium level leads to activation of calcium-dependent calpain which responsible in denaturation of the lenticular crystallin protein. Previous study proved that aqeous Mg taurate tends to delay the onset and progression of cataract in vivo and in vitro however, the ocular bioavailability was low. Therefore, we conducted an in vivo study to evaluate the anti-cataract effect of liposomal formulation of Mg taurate in the galactose-induced cataract model.
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author Saad, Sarah Diyana
author_facet Saad, Sarah Diyana
author_sort Saad, Sarah Diyana
title Altered calcium to magnesium ratio and calpain activity as pharmacological target of anticataract effect of magnesium taurate / Sarah Diyana Saad
title_short Altered calcium to magnesium ratio and calpain activity as pharmacological target of anticataract effect of magnesium taurate / Sarah Diyana Saad
title_full Altered calcium to magnesium ratio and calpain activity as pharmacological target of anticataract effect of magnesium taurate / Sarah Diyana Saad
title_fullStr Altered calcium to magnesium ratio and calpain activity as pharmacological target of anticataract effect of magnesium taurate / Sarah Diyana Saad
title_full_unstemmed Altered calcium to magnesium ratio and calpain activity as pharmacological target of anticataract effect of magnesium taurate / Sarah Diyana Saad
title_sort altered calcium to magnesium ratio and calpain activity as pharmacological target of anticataract effect of magnesium taurate / sarah diyana saad
granting_institution Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM)
granting_department Faculty of Medicine
publishDate 2013
url https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/72217/1/72217.pdf
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