赤道
葡萄糖醛酸化
大豆黄酮
甘氨酸
猫
代谢物
尿
内分泌学
内科学
化学
异黄酮素
微粒体
新陈代谢
染料木素
生物
生物化学
酶
医学
作者
Joanna M. Redmon,Binu Shrestha,Rosario Cerundolo,Michael H. Court
出处
期刊:Xenobiotica
[Informa]
日期:2015-09-14
卷期号:46 (5): 406-415
被引量:15
标识
DOI:10.3109/00498254.2015.1086038
摘要
1. Soybean is a common source of protein in many pet foods. Slow glucuronidation of soy-derived isoflavones in cats has been hypothesized to result in accumulation with adverse health consequences. Here, we evaluated species' differences in soy isoflavone glucuronidation using urine samples from cats and dogs fed a soy-based diet and liver microsomes from cats compared with microsomes from 12 other species. 2. Significant concentrations of conjugated (but not unconjugated) genistein, daidzein and glycitein, and the gut microbiome metabolites, dihydrogenistein and dihydrodaidzein, were found in cat and dog urine samples. Substantial amounts of conjugated equol were also found in cat urine but not in dog urine. 3. β-Glucuronidase treatment showed that all these compounds were significantly glucuronidated in dog urine while only daidzein (11%) and glycitein (37%) showed any glucuronidation in cat urine suggesting that alternate metabolic pathways including sulfation predominate in cats. 4. Glucuronidation rates of genistein, daidzein and equol by cat livers were consistently ranked within the lowest 3 out of 13 species' livers evaluated. Ferret and mongoose livers were also ranked in the lowest four species. 5. Our results demonstrate that glucuronidation is a minor pathway for soy isoflavone metabolism in cats compared with most other species.
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