Perturbation of mouse glioma MRS pattern by induced acute hyperglycemia |
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Authors: | Simões R V García-Martín M L Cerdán S Arús C |
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Affiliation: | Departament de Bioquímica i Biología Molecular, Facultat de Biociències, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 08193 Cerdanyola del Vallès, Spain. |
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Abstract: | (1)H MRS is evolving into an invaluable tool for brain tumor classification in humans based on pattern recognition analysis, but there is still room for improvement. Here we propose a new approach: to challenge tumor metabolism in vivo by a defined perturbation, and study the induced changes in MRS pattern. For this we recorded single voxel (1)H MR spectra from mice bearing a stereotactically induced GL261 grade IV brain glioma during a period of induced acute hyperglycemia. A total of 29 C57BL/6 mice were used. Single voxel spectra were acquired at 7 T with point resolved spectroscopy and TE of 12, 30 and 136 ms. Tumors were induced by stereotactic injection of 10(5) GL261cells in 17 mice. Hyperglycemia (up to 338 +/- 36 mg/dL glucose in the blood) was induced by intraperitoneal bolus injection. Maximal increases in glucose resonances of up to 2.4-fold were recorded from tumors in vivo. Our observations are in agreement with extracellular accumulation of glucose, which may suggest that glucose transport and/or metabolism are working close to their maximum capacity in GL261 tumors. The significant and specific MRS pattern changes observed when comparing euglycemia and hyperglycemia may be of use for future pattern-recognition studies of animal and human brain tumors by enhancing MRS-based discrimination between tumor types and grades. |
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Keywords: | brain GL261 glioma cells hyperglycemia mouse tumor pattern tumor biomarker tumor metabolism |
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