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Volume 70, Issue 11, Pages 1955-1961 (December 2006) Catch-up growth follows an abnormal pattern in experimental renal insufficiency and growth hormone treatment normalizes it  I. Molinos, F. Santos, E. Carbajo-Perez, E. Garcia, J. Rodriguez, O. Garcia-Alvarez, H. Gil, F.A. Ordoñez, V. Loredo, L. Mallada  Kidney International  Volume 70, Issue 11, Pages 1955-1961 (December 2006) DOI: 10.1038/sj.ki.5001949 Copyright © 2006 International Society of Nephrology Terms and Conditions

Figure 1 Representative histological images of the tibial growth plate in the different groups of animals. (a) Longitudinal bone growth rate, assessed by the measurement of osseous front advance, in the two moments of the study when catch-up growth was observed in chronic renal failure rats subjected to diet restriction between days 11 and 13 of the protocol. In growth hormone treated (NxRGH) and untreated (NxR) animals, the distance between the calcein front and the metaphyseal end of growth cartilage, limits indicated by the two horizontal lines, was greater than in control (C) animals, indicating the occurrence of catch-up growth, on days 21 and 36 of the protocol, respectively. Photographs taken from methylmethacrylate-embedded sections of proximal tibia. Bar=100μm. (b) Morphological aspect of growth cartilage of chronic renal failure rats subjected to diet restriction between days 11 and 13 when catch-up growth was observed in growth hormone-treated (NxRGH, day 21) or untreated (NxR, day 36) groups. In both time points, catch-up growth was associated with expansion of cartilage height and its hypertrophic stratum, the differences being more apparent in growth hormone-treated rats. Nx means chronic renal failure group not subjected to diet restriction. Photographs taken from methylmethacrylate-embedded sections of proximal tibia stained with alzian blue and safranine. Bar=100μm. (c) Proliferative activity assessed by immunohistochemical detection of bromodesoxiuridine labeled nuclei – brown nuclei – in growth cartilage of animals when catch-up growth was observed in chronic renal failure rats subjected to diet restriction between days 11 and 13 of the protocol and treated (NxRGH, day 21) or untreated (NxR, day 36) with growth hormone. Differences in the index of proliferating chondrocytes were not detected. Nx means chronic renal failure group. Photographs taken from methylmethacrylate-embedded sections of proximal tibia. Bar=100μm. (d) In situ hybridization for collagen X mRNA in growth cartilage of the different groups of rats on day 21 of the protocol. The pattern of expression was essentially the same in all groups although in rats treated with GH the signal seemed to be more evident in the most distal rows of chondrocytes. C means control group. CR means normal renal function group subjected to diet restriction from days 11 to 13. CRGH means normal renal function group subjected to diet restriction from days 11 to 13 and treated with growth hormone from days 14 to 20. NxR means chronic renal failure group subjected to diet restriction from days 11 to 13. NxRGH means chronic renal failure group subjected to diet restriction from days 11 to 13 and treated with growth hormone from days 14 to 20. Photographs taken from methylmethacrylate-embedded sections of proximal tibia. Bar=100μm. Kidney International 2006 70, 1955-1961DOI: (10.1038/sj.ki.5001949) Copyright © 2006 International Society of Nephrology Terms and Conditions