Ocratoxinas y su potencial nefrótico
Resumen
Las ocratoxinas son metabolitos fúngicos que están presentes en una gran variedad de alimentos y sus subproductos. La nefrotoxicidad es su principal efecto tóxico, relacionado a su vez con distintos síndromes clínicos como la necrosis tubular o la nefropatía de los Balcanes. La mayor parte de la información que se conoce sobre estas sustancias proviene de reportes de casos, ensayos en animales o estudios experimentales in vitro. Este documento ofrece una visión general sobre las ocratoxinas, su mecanismo tóxico, su efecto nefrotóxico; así como un panorama sobre su regulación actual en Colombia.Citas
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