Activation and function of prorenin: different viewpoints.

Abstract:

:This Symposium includes 15 presentations and an editorial review dealing with prorenin activation and function. It comes 20 years after prorenin was first reported in various contexts and attracted attention because of its connection with renin--angiotensin, its high concentration relative to renin in the blood, and its presence in extrarenal, as well as renal, tissues. Intriguing changes in plasma prorenin have been reported after treatment with antihypertensive and other drugs, following various physiological stimuli, and in pathophysiological states such as Wilms' tumor, Bartter's syndrome, and diabetic nephropathy. Lately, very high prorenin concentrations have been found in human and animal ocular fluid, ovarian follicular fluid, and in association with angiogenesis and microangiopathy. High circulating prorenin concentrations and fulminant hypertension have been reported in rats harbouring the mouse Ren-2 gene. However, what prorenin does in all these extrarenal fluids, tissues, and conditions is not well understood. Among the reasons for this lack of understanding are the difficulties in measuring prorenin and in establishing good animal models. We have not answered the critical question as to whether prorenin itself is bioactive like a hormone, and if so, what its action(s) might be. Nor have we established the main alternative, i.e., whether the function of prorenin is indirect, through renin--angiotensin, be it in the circulation or in the extrarenal tissues. This Symposium provides only partial methodological advances and answers, but we hope it will stimulate the breakthrough work needed to supply more complete answers.

authors

Osmond DH,Sealey JE,McKenzie JK

doi

10.1139/y91-193

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

1991-09-01 00:00:00

pages

1308-14

issue

9

eissn

0008-4212

issn

1205-7541

journal_volume

69

pub_type

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