Kidney Transplantation Clinical Trial
Official title:
Is T-lymphocyte Calcineurin Phosphatase Up-regulated by Treatment With Tacrolimus?
The purpose of this study is to determine whether calcineurin phosphatase in the T-lymphocytes is up-regulated after long-term treatment with tacrolimus, a calcineurin inhibitor.
Background:
The immunosuppressive effect of both tacrolimus and cyclosporine is believed to be through
inhibition of the enzyme calcineurin phosphatase (CaN) in T-lymphocytes. We have
demonstrated, that tacrolimus decreases CaN activity in patients early after renal
transplantation. In stable renal transplant patients treated this inhibition was hardly seen
in patients treated with tacrolimus, while it was clearly demonstrated in patients treated
cyclosporine. One explanation to this finding could be, that calcineurin phosphatase is
up-regulated by long-term treatment with tacrolimus. The findings seem to imply, that
tacrolimus has mechanisms of immunosuppression apart from inhibiting CaN. This could have
implications for side-effects due to CaN inhibition. Among side-effects thought to be due to
CaN inhibition is nephrotoxicity. The results may therefore be and indication of tacrolimus
being less nephrotoxic compared to cyclosporine in long-term stable renal transplant
patients.
Purpose:
The aim of the project is find out if long-term treatment with tacrolimus results in
up-regulation of CaN in lymphocytes.
Study plan:
The general plan of the investigation is to compare CaN in lymphocytes in two groups of
renal transplant patients treated with tacrolimus. One group just prior and just after
transplantation compared to a group of stable renal transplanted patients a long time after
transplantation. CaN is determined as enzyme activity, amount of protein, and by
gen-activation.
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