Pathophysiological concentrations of lysophosphatides and the slow response.
Pathophysiological concentrations of lysophosphatides and the slow response.
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溶血磷脂的病理生理浓度和反应缓慢。
DOI:
10.1152/ajpheart.1982.243.2.h187
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发表时间:
1982
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Sobel,BE
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作者:
Corr,PB;Snyder,DW;Lee,BI;Gross,RW;Keim,CR;Sobel,BE
METHODSAnimal preparations. Tissue from normal and ischemic zones-of cat hearts in vivo was assayed for LPG content in biopsies obtained with a high-speed suction drill (15). Biopsies were fast frozen in liquid Ne. Ischemic zones were sampled 10 min after the onset of proximal left anterior descending (LAD) coronary occlusion as previously described (15). The ischemic zone was readily identified by epicardial cyanosis in the region supplied by the LAD coronary artery. Animals were maintained under controlled physiological conditions, and systemic pH and CO2 and 02 partial pressures (Pcoz and POT, respectively) were maintained within normal limits for the cat after induction of anesthesia with a-chlorolose (75 mg/kg). Body temperature was maintained at 37OC with an infrared lamp controlled by an esophageal temperature probe. The surface temperature of the heart was maintained within normal limits by continuous circulation of humidified (100%) and warmed (40 C) room air through a Plexiglas chamber placed over the thorax as previously described (15). For electrophysiological studies, adult mongrel dogs were anesthetized with sodium thiopental (10 mg/kg), and the hearts were removed quickly and placed in oxygenated Krebs solution. The distal portions of the right and left bundle branches with attached ventricular muscle were removed, pinned to the bottom of a 7.5. ml wax-lined bath, and continuously superfused with a modified Krebs solution at 37.5 OC containing the following (in meq/l): Na’150, K+ 4.0, Mg+ 2.0, Ca2’2.4, Cl-141, POT3 0.9, HCO: 22.0, as well as glucose (5.0 mmol/l). The pH was adjusted to 7.4 by continuous gassing with 95% 0~~ 5% C02. The tissues were stimulated with. pulses anode and cathode at opposite ends of the fiber. Pulses of 2.0 ms d uration at twice the diastolic threshold were utilized, and a basic cycle length of 800 ms was used. Intracellular potentials were recorded. with glass microelectrodes filled with 3M KC1 (6-20 Ma DC resistance), and all experiments were performed with the use of single maintained impalements. Signals were processed first through a high-impedence unity gain electrometer (model M4A, WP Instruments), a constant-gain operational amplifier (x50), and a varia. ble-gain amplifier prior to storage on FM analog tape (15 ips, frequency response 1.6 kHz at 3dB). A specially designed VmaX analyzer was used for electronic differentiation to obtain the maximal rate of rise (\i,,;) of phase 0 of each action potential as previously described (43). Action potential recordings stored on analog tape were analyzed off-line with a completely automated system facilitating statistical analyses and verification of the reproducibility of consecutive signals, all procedures previously’described in detail (43). Selection of concentrations of LPG for use in electrophysiological studies. Cell membranes contain only approximately 2.5% of total cellular protein but a substantially larger fraction of cellular phospholipid (6). With the assumption of a homogeneous distribution of LPG throughout all cellular phospholipids, the ratio of LPG to protein in sarcolemma would exceed that of total cellular LPG to total cellular protein. Thus sarcolemmal LPG concentrations are likely to exceed the overall cellular concentrations found in this study (see RESULTS) of 1.65 mM in ischemic tissue (calculated from 7.5 nmol/mg protein, 220 mg protein/g wet wt, and hence 1650 nmol/ml or 1.65 mM).We have previously found that the electrophysiological effects of protein-bound LPG are approximately 10% as great as those of free LPG (14). Accordingly, the present electrophysiological studies were performed with 200 and 100, uM …