Carcinogenesis, Vol 18, 995-999, Copyright © 1997 by Oxford University Press
L Xue, K Yang, H Newmark and M Lipkin
In this study the effects of a Western-style diet on epithelial cell
proliferation in the prostate and bladder of C57BL/6J mice were
investigated. The Western-style diet contained increased fat and low
calcium and vitamin D, compared with AIN-76A control diet, at levels
simulating human Western diets based on nutrient density. After feeding the
Western-style and AIN-76A diets for 5 and 16 weeks, mice were infused with
bromodeoxyuridine (BrdU) for 72 h using s.c. implanted osmotic pumps.
Findings revealed that in bladder epithelium BrdU labeling indices were not
significantly different (P > 0.05) between mice on the control and
Western-style diets at both time periods. However, significant increases in
BrdU labeling indices occurred in epithelial cells of the anterior (P =
0.024) and dorsal (P = 0.049) lobes, but not in the ventral lobe (P =
0.21), of the mouse prostate after feeding the Western-style diet for 16
weeks, compared with mice on the control diet. These findings demonstrate
Western-style diet induction of epithelial cell hyperproliferation in
anterior and dorsal lobes of the mouse prostate. The findings further
suggest that these nutrients may have a role in human prostatic
carcinogenesis, since the anterior and dorsal lobes of the mouse prostate
are homologous with the human prostate in embryological origin and
histological structure and carcinomas induced in rodent models have similar
characteristics to those found in human prostatic cancer.
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