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Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences (C.N.U.)
2000 Volume.16 No. 1 p.64 ~ p.69
Thrombolytic and Antigenic Effects of Streptokinase-Dextran Conjugate in a Bleeding Model in Rabbits
Myung Pyung-Keun

Choi Su-La
Park Mork-Soon
Park Jin-Kyu
Abstract
The way in which a thrombolytic agent, streptokinase(SK, Dongkook) and streptokinase-Dextran conjugate(SK-DEX, Russia), cause the dissolution of haemostatic plugs of different ages was investigated in a novel rabbit bleeding model, and antigenicity of SK and SK-DEX was elvalutated by indirect ELISA using antisera collected after 7 days intravenous injection to a rabbit ear. Standardized incisions were made on rabbit ear and the wounds were left to heal for 0.5 h or 24 h, before the thrombolytic agent was infused. SK showed a pronounced fresh colt selectivity since it was significantly more effective in lysing flesh clots than old ones (96% vs 52%) respectively, percent lysis of haemostatic plus of different ages with SK-DEX conjugate (150,000 IU/§¸) was more effective in lysing fresh clots than old ones (20% vs 0%) respectively. The time onset of bleeding observed for SK(Dongkook) (19min) was the same as that of SK (Kabi) (19min), but the bleeding time observed for SK(Dongkook) (90 min) was twice longer than that formed SK(Kabi) (49min). However, the time to onset of bleeding of SK-DEX(Russia) (61min) was longer than that of the formed SK(Dongkook) (19 min). The bleeding time observed for SK-DEX(Russia, 150,000 IU/§¸) (1min) was shorter than that found for SK(Dongkook) (90min). The antigenicity of SK-DEX(Dongkook) was more effective than that of SK(Dongkook) in comparision with each control. These results suggest that the fresh clot selectivity demonstrated for SK and SK-DEX may be clinically beneficial and remains to be clarified by further invertigations.
KEYWORD
Streptokinase, streptokinase-dextran conjugate, thrombolysis, bleeding, animal model, antigenicity
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