Mendoza-Meza DL, España-Puccini P

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RESUMEN

Ulomoides dermestoides (Fairmaire, 1893), es un escarabajo usado en medicina alternativa en algunos países de Sudamérica. El objetivo de este estudio fue evaluar el efecto citotóxico y genotóxico de fracciones fenólicas (FF) de extractos de U. dermestoides. Las FF se separaron desde extractos acetónicos (FFAc) y etanólicos (FFEtOH). El contenido de fenoles totales (CFT) se determinó mediante ensayo de Folin-Ciocalteu. Compuestos volátiles y semivolátiles, presentes en los extractos crudos, se identificaron mediante CG-EM; por otra parte, las FF se analizaron por HPLC-EM. La viabilidad celular, después de exposición a las FF se determinó mediante la prueba de exclusión con azul de tripano y el ensayo de reducción con MTT, usando la línea celular de queratinocitos humanos inmortalizados (HaCat); el grado de daño en el ADN se detectó mediante el ensayo de ADN-cometa alcalino. CFT en FFAc y FFEtOH fueron: 11,34±0,88 mgAGE/g y 6,52±1,28 mgAGE/g, respectivamente (dif.media: 4,951; p value = 0.0000). En ambas muestras, HPLC-EM mostró un ion pseudo-molecular [M−H]− a 153m/z, identificado tentativamente como ácido protocateuico. Los resultados de los ensayos de citotoxicidad sugieren que la viabilidad de células HaCat depende de la concentración y el tiempo de exposición a cada tratamiento. Además, el ensayo cometa reveló efecto genotóxico moderado después de 48 h de exposición a FFAc (40 a 160 µg.mL^-1). La actividad citotóxica/genotóxica de esta fracción podría estar relacionada con el contenido más alto de fenoles.

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