The effect of amiloride on hormonal regulation of amino acid transport in isolated and cultured adult rat hepatocytes.
The effect of amiloride on hormonal regulation of amino acid transport in isolated and cultured adult rat hepatocytes.
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阿米洛利对分离和培养的成年大鼠肝细胞中氨基酸转运的激素调节的影响。
DOI:
10.1016/0005-2736(81)90140-1
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1981
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Freychet,P
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作者:
Fehlmann,M;Samson,M;Koch,KS;Leffert,HL;Freychet,P
Insulin and glucagon stimulate amino acid transport in isolated rat hepatocytes. Amiloride, a specific Na+-influx inhibitor, completely inhibited the hormonal (glucagon or insulin) stimulation of α-aminoisobutyric acid influx by preventing the emergence of a high-affinity transport component.The drug also inhibited [14C]valine incorporation into hepatocyte protein. The half-maximal concentration of amiloride for inhibition of protein synthesis was similar to that required for inhibition of hormone-stimulated amino acid transport (approx. 0.1 mM). In primary cultured rat hepatocytes, amiloride markedly depressed the stimulation of α-aminoisobutyric acid transport by glucagon, or a mixture of glucagon, insulin and epidermal growth factor.These results suggest that amiloride inhibits the hormonal stimulation of hepatocyte amino acid transport by preventing the synthesis of high-affinity transport proteins. They also suggest that the hormonal stimulation of hepatocyte amino acid transport is dependent, at least partly, on Na+influx.