Mycoplasma orale infection affects K+ and Cl- currents in the HSG salivary gland cell line.
Mycoplasma orale infection affects K+ and Cl- currents in the HSG salivary gland cell line.
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口腔支原体感染影响HSG唾液腺细胞系中的K电流和Cl电流。
DOI:
10.1007/bf02722962
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发表时间:
1996
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Kenny,GE
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作者:
Izutsu,KT;Fatherazi,S;Belton,CM;Oda,D;Cartwright,FD;Kenny,GE
The relations between K+channel and Cl−channel currents and mycoplasma infection status were studied longitudinally in HSG cells, a human submandibular gland cell line. The K+channel currents were disrupted by the occurrence of mycoplasma infection: muscarinic activation of K+channels and K+channel expression as estimated by ionomycin- or hypotonically induced K+current responses were all decreased. Similar decreases in ionomycin- and hypotonically induced responses were observed for Cl−channels, but only the latter decrease was statistically significant. Also, Cl−currents could be elicited more frequently than K+currents (63% of cases versus 0%) in infected cells when tested by exposure to hypotonic media, indicating that mycoplasma infection affects K+channels relatively more than Cl−channels. These changes occurred in the originally infected cells, were ameliorated when the infection was cleared with sparfloxacin, and recurred when the cells were reinfected. Such changes would be expected to result in hyposecretion of salivary fluid if they occurredin vivo.