Jorge Reyes-Arbujas Central Catholic High School Horn Lab, UPCI Summer Academy Analysis of Cisplatin- Induced Neuropathy.

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Jorge Reyes-Arbujas Central Catholic High School Horn Lab, UPCI Summer Academy Analysis of Cisplatin- Induced Neuropathy

Background Chemotherapy drugs are dose limited by their toxicity Common treatment period is 3 days 30%-40% of all chemotherapy patients experience some kind of neuropathy 2

Cisplatin Causes cross-linking of DNA First chemotherapy drug with a platinum core

Chemotherapy Side Effects Chemo-brain (cognitive, memory) Auditory problems Vestibular problems Visual problems Neuropathy (pain) Rapid heartbeat Nausea

Neurons 5 Electrically excitable cells Respond to stimuli Basis for all perception and cognition

Neuropathy

Musk Shrew (Suncus murinus) Primary small animal model used to study emesis Similar vagal pathways to humans

Purpose The purpose of experiment is to further study the neuropathophysiology of chemotherapy drugs

Hypothesis Null Hypothesis: Cisplatin will not have a significant effect on the nerve morphology of the musk shrew

Procedure 1.The shrews were separated into a control(saline) group and experimental(cisplatin) group individually weighed and injected with a 10mg/kg dose of Cisplatin for 3 days 2.The subjects were monitored for the 3 days, to ensure that no lethal effect had taken place 3.Each shrew was anesthetized 4. In vivo examination was performed on each subject where its vitals were monitored 5. 3 vagal nerve samples were taken from each shrew 6. Cross-sections of each nerve samples were made

Experiment Setup

Image J

Nerve Morphology Abdominal Cervical Spinal Abdominal Cervical Spinal

Nerve Morphology Abdominal Cervical Spinal Abdominal Cervical Spinal

T-test Parametric statistical test used to determine if two sets of data are significantly different from each other 15

Data Axon density within nerve fibers GroupSalineCisplatin Mean SD SEM N5 5 standard error of difference = P-value: Average area of axons GroupSalineCisplatin Mean SD SEM N5 5 P-value: standard error of difference = Alpha: 0.05

Data Average circularity of axons standard error of difference = Number of axons per fiber standard error of difference = GroupSalineCisplatin Mean SD SEM N5 5 P-value: GroupSalineCisplatin Mean SD SEM N3 3 P-value: Alpha: 0.05

Conclusions Cisplatin did not have a significant effect on the nerve morphology of the musk shrew The 3 day injection period showed no significant effect

Limitations Nerve samples may have been damaged during removal Sample size may have contributed to an inaccurate view of the data

Future directions Investigate pharmacological methods of protection Study the change in function (e.g., nociception)

Acknowledgments and References /S %2812% /abstract 43_Brainstem_origin_of_the_efferent_components _of_the_cervical_vagus_nerve_in_the_house_mus k_shrew_Suncus_murinus instem-topology-of-the-vagal-motoneurons- projecting-to-the-esophagus-and-stomach-in- the-house-musk-shrew-suncus-murinus Mark Krotec M.S. Eric Dunkerley Dr. Horn Lab