K+ and Rb+ transport by the rabbit CCD: Rb+ reduces K+ conductance and Na+ transport.

K+ and Rb+ transport by the rabbit CCD: Rb+ reduces K+ conductance and Na+ transport.
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兔子 CCD 的 K 和 Rb 传输:Rb 降低 K 电导和 Na 传输。

DOI:
10.1152/ajprenal.1989.257.1.f43
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发表时间:
1989
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The American journal of physiology
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Stokes,JB
Stokes,JB
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作者:
Warden,DH;Hayashi,M;Schuster,VL;Stokes,JB

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We compared transport of K+ and Rb+ across the rabbit cortical collecting duct to gain insight into the mechanisms of K+ secretion. Passive tracer fluxes, active secretory rates, electrophysiological behavior, and the ability of each ion to support Na+-K+-ATPase activity were determined. When active transport was inhibited by amiloride, K+ permeability was twice the Rb+ permeability. Transepithelial conductance (GT) was half as great in solutions where 5 mM Rb+ replaced 5 mM K+. When 4 mM Ba2+ was added to the lumen, both Rb+ and K+ permeability fell to values not different from that expected for paracellular diffusion. The relationship between Ba2+-induced changes in the K+ and Rb+ permeabilities and in the simultaneously measured GT provides strong evidence that K+ transport across the apical membrane is largely, if not exclusively, conductive. We also determined that net K+ secretion is greater than net Rb+ secretion (when each is the abundant ion). The reasons for this difference probably involve several steps in the K+ secretory process and include the following: 1) reduced ATPase activity in the presence of Rb+ (approximately 80%) compared with K+, 2) reduction of Na+ absorption, and 3) partial blockade of the apical (and perhaps basolateral) K+ conductance. Although there were quantitative differences between K+ and Rb+ transport, we found no evidence suggesting that these ions are transported by different mechanisms.