The effect of hypoxia on angiotensin-stimulated release of PGI2 from the splanchnic bed.
The effect of hypoxia on angiotensin-stimulated release of PGI2 from the splanchnic bed.
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缺氧对血管紧张素刺激的内脏床 PGI2 释放的影响。
DOI:
10.1097/00005373-199008000-00008
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发表时间:
1990
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Myers,SI
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Reed,M;Taylor,B;Myers,SI
The effect of hypoxia on splanchnic angiotensin II (AII)-stimulated prostaglandin (PG) release was examined in male rats. The superior mesenteric artery was cannulated and perfused in vitro with physiologic buffer at a pO 2 of 460 or 60 torr. Splanchnic vessels were perfused isolated (SV) or in continuity with the small intestine (SV+ SI). AII (10–300 ng) was infused as bolus injections. Quantitative analysis of SV+ SI effluent by bioassay indicated the predominant PG released was PGI 2. Quantitative analysis by radioimmunoassay confirmed PGI 2 as the major PG released from the SV and SV+ SI following AII stimulation. Relative hypoxia significantly decreased AII-stimulated release of PGI 2 from the SV, and only modestly from the SV+ SI. These data demonstrate two splanchnic sources of AII-stimulated vasodilator PG synthesis, the SV and SV+ SI, with the SV more sensitive to relative hypoxia. Diminished release of splanchnic vascular (SV) vasodilator PGI 2 may be of importance in AII-mediated splanchnic vasoconstriction seen in hypoxia and shock.