Electrogenic ion transport in mammalian colon involves an ammonia-sensitive apical membrane K+ conductance.
Electrogenic ion transport in mammalian colon involves an ammonia-sensitive apical membrane K+ conductance.
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哺乳动物结肠中的生电离子传输涉及对氨敏感的顶膜 K 电导。
DOI:
10.1023/a:1021746717702
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发表时间:
2003
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
Matthews,JeffreyB
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作者:
Mayol,JulioM;Alarma-Estrany,Pilar;O'Brien,TimothyC;Song,JaekyungC;Prasad,Madhu;Adame-Navarrete,Yolanda;Fernández-Represa,JesusA;Mun,EdwardC;Matthews,JeffreyB
It is remarkable that high ammonia concentrations can be present within the colonic lumen without compromising normal epithelial function. We investigated the impact of luminal ammonia on Cl−secretion in native tissue. Stripped human colonic mucosa and unstripped rat distal colon were used. Paired samples were mounted in modified Ussing chambers for electrophysiological studies. In rat distal colon, apical ammonia dose-dependently blocked forskolin-activated short-circuit current with an IC50≈ 5 mM. Basolateral NH4Cl was less effective. Luminal methylamine (50 mM), chromanol 293 B (10–50 μM), and Ba2+(5 mM) blocked cAMP-activated short-circuit current but apical clotrimazole (100 μM) was without effect. In stripped human colonic mucosa, luminal but not basolateral NH4Cl (10 mM) and luminal Ba2+(5 mM) suppressed forskolin-activated short-circuit current. Ammonia may be an endogenous regulator of colonic water and salt secretion. Apical K+channels may be involved in the regulation of cAMP-stimulated Cl−secretion in mammalian colon.