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pubmed-article:3002274pubmed:abstractTextThe effects of t-butyl hydroperoxide on glutathione and NADPH and the respiratory burst (an NADPH-dependent function) in rat alveolar macrophages was investigated. Alveolar macrophages were exposed for 15 min to t-butyl hydroperoxide in the presence or absence of added glucose. Cells were then assayed for concanavalin A-stimulated O2 production or for NADPH, NADP, reduced glutathione, glutathione disulfide, glutathione released into the medium and glutathione mixed disulfides. Exposure of rat alveolar macrophages to 1 X 10(-5) M t-butyl hydroperoxide causes a loss of concanavalin A-stimulated superoxide production (the respiratory burst) that can be prevented or reversed by added glucose. Cells incubated without glucose had a higher oxidation state of the NADPH/NADP couple than cells incubated with glucose. With t-butyl hydroperoxide, NADP rose to almost 100% of the NADP + NADPH pool; however, addition of glucose prevented this alteration of the NADPH oxidation state. Cells exposed to 1 X 10(-5) M t-butyl hydroperoxide in the absence of glucose showed a significant increase in the percentage GSSG in the GSH + GSSG pool and increased glutathione mixed disulfides. These changes in glutathione distribution could also be prevented or reversed by glucose. With 1 X 10(-4) M t-butyl hydroperoxide, changes in glutathione oxidation were not prevented by glucose and cells were irreversibly damaged. We conclude that drastic alteration of the NADPH/NADP ratio does not itself reflect toxicity and that significant alteration of glutathione distribution can also be tolerated; however, when oxidative stress exceeds the ability of glucose to prevent alterations in oxidation state, irreversible damage to cell function and structure may occur.lld:pubmed
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