ZD0947, a sulphonylurea receptor modulator, detects functional sulphonylurea receptor subunits in murine vascular smooth muscle ATP-sensitive K+ channels.
ZD0947, a sulphonylurea receptor modulator, detects functional sulphonylurea receptor subunits in murine vascular smooth muscle ATP-sensitive K+ channels.
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ZD0947 是一种磺酰脲受体调节剂,可检测小鼠血管平滑肌 ATP 敏感 K 通道中的功能性磺酰脲受体亚基。
DOI:
10.1016/j.ejphar.2017.02.023
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发表时间:
2017
影响因子:
5
通讯作者:
Teramoto N
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作者:
Yamamoto T;Takahara K;Uchida K;Teramoto N
In order to identify functional sulphonylurea receptor (SUR.x) subunits of native ATP-sensitive K+channels (KATPchannels) in mouse portal vein, the effects of ZD0947, a SUR.x modulator, were investigated on spontaneous portal vein contractions, macroscopic membrane currents and unitary currents recorded (using patch-clamp techniques) in freshly dispersed mouse portal vein myocytes. Spontaneous contractions in mouse portal vein were reversibly reduced by ZD0947 in a concentration-dependent manner (Ki=293 nM). The relaxation elicited by 3 µM ZD0947 was antagonized by the additional application of glibenclamide (300 nM), but not gliclazide (100–300 nM). In the conventional whole-cell configuration, 100 µM ZD0947 elicited inward glibenclamide-sensitive currents at a holding potential of −60 mV that demonstrated selectivity for K+(i.e. KATPcurrents). The peak amplitude of the membrane current elicited by 30 µM or 100 µM ZD0947 was smaller than that elicited by 100 µM pinacidil at −60 mV. In the cell-attached mode, 100 µM ZD0947 activated glibenclamide-sensitive K+channels with a conductance (35 pS) similar to that of recombinant Kir6.1/SUR2B channels that were expressed in HEK293 cells and activated by 100 µM ZD0947. These results demonstrate that ZD0947 caused a significant vascular relaxation through the activation of KATPchannels and that SUR2B may be the major functional subunit of SUR.x in mouse portal vein KATPchannels, based on its pharmacological selectivity.