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PRECLINICAL PUBLICATION · 2018

Surfactant Dysfunction in ARDS and Bronchiolitis is Repaired with Cyclodextrins.

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PMID 29635617 ↗2018Reported benefit

Surfactant Dysfunction in ARDS and Bronchiolitis is Repaired with Cyclodextrins.

MixedOther

Model: Mouse model of acute respiratory distress syndrome; human acute bronchiolitis samples

Methyl-beta-cyclodextrin restored surfactant surface tension function to normal in both human bronchiolitis and ARDS mouse samples, and showed anti-inflammatory effects. Surfactant inhibition was attributed to elevated cholesterol and a cholesterol with oxidised phospholipid interaction.

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