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Vol. 2. Núm. 2.
Páginas 46-49 (agosto 2009)
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Vol. 2. Núm. 2.
Páginas 46-49 (agosto 2009)
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Expresión de Formas Solubles de MMP-14 y CXCL12 en Periodontitis Crónica Progresiva
Soluble Forms of MMP-14 and CXCL12 Expression in Progressive ChronicPeriodontitis
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M. Hernández1,3,
Autor para correspondencia
mhernandezrios@gmail.com

Correspondencia autor.
, T. Tervahartiala2, O. Rivera3, A. Dezerega3, N. Dutzan3, L. Henríquez3, T. Sorsa2
1 Profesor Asistente, Departamento de Patología, Facultad de Odontología, Universidad de Chile. Chile
2 Departamento de Enfermedades Orales y Maxilofaciales, Hospital Central Helsinki, Instituto de Odontología, Universidad de Helsinki, Helsinki, Finlandia
3 Laboratorio de Biología Periodontal, Facultad de Odontología, Universidad de Chile. Chile
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La perdida de tejidos de soporte durante la periodontitis crónica se asocia con la infiltración de leucocitos inflamatorios y la expresión desregulada de MMPs. CXCL12 es una potente quimioquina, mientras que MMP-14 presenta actividad colagenolitica y además es capaz de activar a otras colagenasas, como las MMPs -8 y -13. En este estudio analizamos la expresión de MMP-14 y CXCL12 en FCG de sujetos con periodontitis crónica progresiva.

Materiales y métodos

Se seleccionaron sujetos con periodontitis crónica progresiva y se tomaron muestras de FCG de sitios activos e inactivos (N=34). Mediante immunowestern blot se caracterizaron las formas solubles de la MMP-14 y CXCL12. La MMP-14 se cuantificó mediante densitometria, mientras que los niveles de CXCL12 se determinaron mediante ELISA.

Resultados

CXCL12 y MMP-14 se identificaron en todos los sujetos con progresión. En sitios activos la MMP-14 soluble demostró una tendencia a aumentar y se encontró una fuerte correlación positiva entre MMP-14 y CXCL12, mientras que en sitios inactivos no se encontró correlación alguna.

Conclusión

MMP-14 aumenta conjuntamente con CXCL12 a nivel de sitios activos y esta asociación podría estar relacionada con la perdida activa de soporte periodontal.

Palabras clave:
MMP-14
CXCL12
periodontitis crónica progresiva
Abstract

Support tissue loss during chronic periodontitis is associated with inflammatory leukocyte infiltrates and upregulation of MMP expression. CXCL12 is a potent leukocyte chemoattractant and MMP-14 is a collagenase capable to activate other collagenases such as MMPs -8 and -13. In this study we analyzed the expression of MMP-14 and CXCL12 in GCF of subjects with progressive chronic periodontitis.

Materials and methods

Chronic periodontitis subjects undergoing disease progression were selected. GCF samples were collected from active and inactive sites (N=34). Soluble MMP-14 and CXCL12 forms were characterized by immunowestern blot. MMP-14 was quantified by densitometric analysis and CXCL12 levels were determined by ELISA.

Results

In active sites, soluble MMP-14 showed a tendency to increase and a strong positive correlation was found between MMP-14 and CXCL12, whereas in inactive sites, no correlation was found.

Conclusions

MMP-14 increases together with CXCL12 in active sites and thus, interactions between these mediators could be associated with active loss of tooth support tissues.

Key words:
MMP-14
CXCL12
progressive chronic periodontitis
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