EFFECTS OF LACTIC-ACID ACCUMULATION AND ATP DECREASE ON MUSCLE TENSION AND RELAXATION
EFFECTS OF LACTIC-ACID ACCUMULATION AND ATP DECREASE ON MUSCLE TENSION AND RELAXATION
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DOI:
10.1152/ajpcell.1981.240.3.c121
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发表时间:
1981-01-01
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HULTMAN, E
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SAHLIN, K;EDSTROM, L;HULTMAN, E
The effect of lactic acid accumulation on peak tension and relaxation rate of the isometric twitch was studied. Isolated extensor digitorum longus muscle from rat was stimulated electrically at a frequency of 2/s under anaerobic conditions. Comparison was made with muscles in which glycolysis was blocked with iodoacetic acid (IAA). Stimulation of unpoisoned muscles for 3 min decreased tension to 50% and increased relaxation time to 250% of the initial value. Lactate increased 15-fold. Muscle pH decreased from 7.10-6.76. Stimulation of IAA-poisoned muscles for 1 min decreased tension to 50% but did not increase the relaxation time. Stimulation of IAA-poisoned muscle resulted in a pronounced decrease (about 50%) of the ATP and total adenine nucleotide content in muscle. Only a small decrease (10-15%) occurred in unpoisoned muscle. Tension decline in unpoisoned muscle apparently is closely related to decrease in muscle pH and increase in ADP but not to ATP content. Slowing of relaxation rate apparently is closely related to decrease in muscle pH but not to muscle content of ATP or creatine phosphate.