INHIBITION OF [3H]‐DIHYDROALPRENOLOL BINDING TO RAT CARDIAC MEMBRANES BY VARIOUS β‐BLOCKING AGENTS
INHIBITION OF [3H]‐DIHYDROALPRENOLOL BINDING TO RAT CARDIAC MEMBRANES BY VARIOUS β‐BLOCKING AGENTS
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各种β-阻断剂对[3H]-二氢丙烯洛尔与大鼠心肌膜结合的抑制
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1978
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通讯作者:
H. Schmitt
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P. CHENIEUX‐GUICHENEY;J. Dausse;P. Meyer;H. Schmitt
1 Binding of [3H]‐dihydroalprenolol ([3H]‐DHA) to rat cardiac membranes was rapid and reversible (fcj = 0.633‐0.701 × 106M_1 s_1 and fc_x = 0.0017‐0.0043 s_1). 2 [3H]‐DHA bound to a single class of binding sites with an equilibrium dissociation constant (Kd25°c) Of 5.7 ± 1.1 × 10−9M. 3 This binding was specific and the order of potency of adrenoceptor agonists in competing for the binding sites was (—)‐isoproterenol < (±)‐isoproterenol < (+)‐isoproterenol < (—)‐adrenaline < (—)‐noradrenaline. This was in agreement with the β1 nature of the cardiac β‐receptors. 4 Cardioselective β‐blockers (i.e. metoprolol, acebutolol and practolol) were shown to have lower binding site affinities, when compared to other blockers. This may be related to steric hindrance by the side‐chain at the aromatic end of these molecules.