Roles of stretch-activated channels and NADPH oxidase 2 in the induction of twitch contraction by muscle stretching in rat ventricular muscle
Roles of stretch-activated channels and NADPH oxidase 2 in the induction of twitch contraction by muscle stretching in rat ventricular muscle
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DOI:
10.1007/s00424-021-02657-5
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发表时间:
2022-01-23
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4.5
通讯作者:
Miura,Masahito
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作者:
Sato,Haruka;Nagano,Tsuyoshi;Miura,Masahito
Mechano-electric feedback means that muscle stretching causes depolarization of membrane potential. We investigated whether muscle stretching induces action potential and twitch contraction with a threshold of sarcomere length (SL) and what roles stretch-activated channels (SACs) and stretch-activated NADPH oxidase (X-ROS signaling) play in the induction. Trabeculae were obtained from the right ventricles of rat hearts. Force, SL, and [Ca2+]iwere measured. Various degrees of stretching from the SL of 2.0 μm were applied 0.5 s after the last stimulus of the electrical train with 0.4-s intervals for 7.5 s. The SLtwitchwas defined as the minimal SL at which twitch contraction was induced by the stretching. Muscle stretching induced twitch contraction with a threshold of SL at 0.4-s stimulus intervals ([Ca2+]o= 0.7 mmol/L). The SLtwitchwas not changed by increasing the stimulus intervals and [Ca2+]oand by adding 1 μmol/L isoproterenol. The SLtwitchwas not changed by adding 10 μmol/L Gd3+, 100 μmol/L or 200 μmol/L streptomycin, and 5 μmol/L GsMTx4. The SLtwitchwas not changed by adding 1 μmol/L ryanodine and 3 μmol/L diphenyleneiodonium chloride. In contrast, the SLtwitchwas increased by elevating extracellular K+from 5 to 10 mmol/L and by adding the stretching during the refractory period of membrane potential. The addition of the stretching-induced twitch contraction more frequently induced arrhythmias. These results suggest that muscle stretching can induce twitch contraction with a threshold of SL and concern the occurrence of arrhythmias and that SACs and X-ROS signaling play no roles in the induction.