Electropharmacological Effects of a New Dihydropyridine Analog on Isolated Guinea Pig Papillary Muscles and Purkinje Fibers
Electropharmacological Effects of a New Dihydropyridine Analog on Isolated Guinea Pig Papillary Muscles and Purkinje Fibers
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新型二氢吡啶类似物对离体豚鼠乳头肌和浦肯野纤维的电药理学作用
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发表时间:
1986
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3
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N. Sperelakis
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P. Molyvdas;N. Sperelakis
Summary: The effects of a new dihydropyridine, FR-34235, were compared with those of the dihydropyridine, nifedipine, and verapamil on the normal fast action potentials (APs), slow APs, and contractions of guinea pig papillary muscles and Purkinje fibers. FR-34235 (10-6 M) blocked the contractions of papillary muscles superfused with normal Tyrode solution within 10–12 min. Maximal upstroke velocity (+Vmax) and overshoot of the fast APs were not affected, whereas the AP durations at 50 and 90% repolarization (APD50 and APD90) were shortened. The effects of FR-34235 on the fast APs and contractions were reversed within 10 min on washout. To determine the effects of the calcium antagonists on slow APs, the fast Na+ channels were inactivated by partial depolarization (to approximately −45 mV) by elevated [K]0, and isoproterenol (10-6 M) or histamine (10-5 M) was used to induce slow APs on stimulation. Nifedipine (10-7 M) and verapamil (2 x 10-6 M) completely blocked the slow APs. FR-34235 depressed (3 x 10-8 M) and blocked (10-7 M) the slow APs in a frequency-dependent manner. The effects were reversed by elevated [Ca]0 or washout of the drug. The contractions accompanying the slow APs were depressed and blocked in parallel with the depression of + Vmax. In guinea pig Purkinje fibers, FR-34235 had no significant effect on the fast AP parameters but produced a marked depression of automaticity. FR-34235 also blocked the slow APs of the Purkinje fibers in a frequency-dependent manner; all drug effects were reversed within 10 min on washout. The results indicate that FR-34235 blocks the Ca2+ slow channels of guinea pig papillary muscles and Purkinje fibers. In addition to its negative inotropic effect the drug has a potent negative chronotropic effect. This dihydropridine drug has a significant frequency-dependent component to its action.