ADRENERGIC CONTROL OF RED CELL PH IN SALMONID FISH : ROLES OF THE SODIUM/PROTON EXCHANGE, JACOBS-STEWART CYCLE AND MEMBRANE POTENTIAL
ADRENERGIC CONTROL OF RED CELL PH IN SALMONID FISH : ROLES OF THE SODIUM/PROTON EXCHANGE, JACOBS-STEWART CYCLE AND MEMBRANE POTENTIAL
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鲑鱼红细胞 PH 的肾上腺素控制:钠/质子交换、雅各布斯-斯图尔特循环和膜电位的作用
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1990
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Marita Paajaste
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M. Nikinmaa;K. Tiihonen;Marita Paajaste
We investigated the mechanisms by which adrenergic activation of sodium/proton exchange reduces the pH gradient across the membrane of rainbow trout red cells. In untreated cells, adrenergic stimulation caused a significant increase in the proton distribution ratio ([H+]e/[H+]i) across the red cell membrane. The increase in the proton distribution ratio caused by adrenergic stimulation was inhibited by the protonophore 2,4-dinitrophenol (2,4-DNP). Thus, sodium/proton exchange displaces protons from electrochemical equilibrium. Active regulation of intracellular pH by sodium/proton exchange is possible, because the extracellular dehydration of carbonic acid to carbon dioxide is uncatalyzed. The increase in proton distribution ratio caused by adrenergic stimulation was inhibited in red cell suspensions to which extracellular carbonic anhydrase had been added before stimulation. In contrast, inhibition of intracellular carbonic anhydrase markedly increased the pH changes induced by adrenergic stimulation, suggesting that the net direction of the intracellular hydration/dehydration reaction may markedly affect the intracellular pH changes. Membrane potential changes are not a necessary component of the adrenergic response. The increases in red cell volume and sodium and chloride concentrations induced by adrenergic stimulation were unaffected in cells ‘voltage-clamped’ by valinomycin.