Effects of sodium nitroprusside on cytosolic calcium level in vascular smooth muscle.
Effects of sodium nitroprusside on cytosolic calcium level in vascular smooth muscle.
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DOI:
10.1016/0014-2999(88)90329-9
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发表时间:
1988-11
影响因子:
5
通讯作者:
Hideaki Karaki;Koichi Sato;H. Ozaki;Kazuyasu Murakami
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作者:
Hideaki Karaki;Koichi Sato;H. Ozaki;Kazuyasu Murakami
The inhibitory effect of sodium nitroprusside on the cytosolic Ca2+level ([Ca2+]cyt), measured simultaneously with contraction by means of a fluorecence dye, fura-2, and on the45Ca2+uptake was tested in the isolated rat aortic smooth muscle. Norepinephrine increased muscle tension,45Ca2+uptake and [Ca2+]cyt. In a Ca2+-deficient solution, norepinephrine transiently increased muscle tension and [Ca2+]cyt. Sodium nitroprusside inhibited all changes induced by norepinephrine although the inhibition of [Ca2+]cytwas less than that of muscle contraction. Sodium nitroprusside also inhibited the high K+-induced contraction at concentrations higher than those needed to inhibit norepinephrine-induced contraction. Inhibition of the high K+-induced contraction was accompanied by a small decrease in [Ca2+]cytand a smaller decrease in45Ca2+uptake. Methylene blue antagonized, and M & B 22,948 potentiated the inhibitory effect of sodium nitroprusside. These results suggest that sodium nitroprusside has multiple sites of action. At relatively low concentrations, sodium nitroprusside could inhibit the Ca2+influx and Ca2+release. At relatively high concentrations, this inhibitor could also augment Ca2+sequestration and decrease the sensitivity of contractile elements to Ca2+.