1,2-Dimethylhydrazine-induced alterations in Na+-H+ exchange in rat colonic brush-border membrane vesicles.
1,2-Dimethylhydrazine-induced alterations in Na+-H+ exchange in rat colonic brush-border membrane vesicles.
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10.1016/0005-2736(88)90146-0
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1988-03
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T. Brasitus;P. Dudeja;E. S. Foster
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T. Brasitus;P. Dudeja;E. S. Foster
Dimethylhydrazine in weekly subcutaneous (sc) doses of 20 mg/kg weight, produces colonic tumors in virtually 100% of rodents, with a latency period of approximately 6 months. To determine whether alterations in Na+—H+ exchange existed before the development of dimethylhydrazine-induced colon cancer, rats were given sc injections of this agent (20 mg/kg body wt. per week) or diluent for 5 weeks. Animals were then killed, rat colonic brush-border membrane vesicles prepared and amiloride-sensitive sodium-stimulated proton efflux was measured and compared in control and treated-preparations. The results of these studies demonstrated that dimethylhydrazine treatment:(1) significantly increased the V max of this exchange without altering the K m for sodium of this exchange process, utilizing the fluorescent pH-sensitive dye, acridine orange; 22 Na flux experiments also demonstrated an increase in amiloride-sensitive proton-stimulated sodium influx across treated-membrane vesicles;(2) did not appear to significantly influence Na+ permeability or proton conductance in treated-preparations compared to their control counterparts;(3) did not significantly affect the kinetic parameters of amiloride-sensitive sodium-stimulated proton efflux in renal cortex brush-border membrane vesicles using acridine orange. This data, therefore, suggests that alterations in Na+—H+ exchange in rat colonic brush-border membranes may be involved in the malignant transformation process induced by this procarcinogen in the large intestine.