SUPPRESSION OF MITOCHONDRIAL RESPIRATORY-FUNCTION AFTER SHORT-TERM ANOXIA
SUPPRESSION OF MITOCHONDRIAL RESPIRATORY-FUNCTION AFTER SHORT-TERM ANOXIA
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DOI:
10.1152/ajpcell.1987.252.4.c362
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发表时间:
1987-04-01
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JONES, DP
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作者:
AW, TY;ANDERSSON, BS;JONES, DP
Exposure of rat hepatocytes to 30 min anoxia resulted in a substantial decrease in O2 consumption on reoxygenation. Measurement of the sequestered Ca2+ pool of mitochondria by selective release with the protonophore, carbonylcyanide-p-trifluoromethoxyphenylhydrazone (FCCP), and quantitation with the metallochromic indicator, arsenazo III, showed that anoxia caused a marked decrease in mitochondrial Ca2+. This loss could, in part, be due to decreased electrophoretic uptake resulting from a 20% decrease in the magnitude of the mitochondrial transmembranal potential. The decrease was associated with a decrease in ATP synthase activity as expected from the Ca2+ dependence of endogenous inhibitor binding to the ATP synthase. These results show that short-term anoxia suppresses mitochondrial function in hepatocytes and suggest that mitochondrial Ca2+ content may be important in this regulation. Regulation of the ATP synthase and other ion transport systems may provide a means to preserve ion distribution and protonmotive force and thereby prolong the period during which cells can tolerate anoxia.