Muscarinic receptor binding in rat brain using the agonist, [3H]cis methyldioxolane.
Muscarinic receptor binding in rat brain using the agonist, [3H]cis methyldioxolane.
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使用激动剂[3H]顺式甲基二氧戊环在大鼠脑中结合毒蕈碱受体。
DOI:
10.1016/0024-3205(80)90117-4
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发表时间:
1980
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影响因子:
6.1
通讯作者:
H. Yamamura
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作者:
F. Ehlert;Y. Dumont;W. Roeske;H. Yamamura
Muscarinic receptor binding was measured in rat forebrain preparations using the muscarinic agonist, [3H]cis methyldioxolane ([3H]CD). The results of equilibrium binding studies using [3H]CD concentrations between 0.5–64 nM showed that [3H]CD binding did not saturate in this concentration range, although the binding isotherm was concave downward. Nonlinear regression analysis of the binding data revealed the presence of two populations of muscarinic receptors having dissociation constants of 1.83 and 123 nM and binding capacities of 85 and 1320 fmol/mg protein, respectively. Competitive inhibition experiments showed that [3H]CD binding was readily displaced by several muscarinic agonists and antagonists. The stereospecificity of [3H]CD binding was demonstrated in competitive inhibition experiments using the stereoisomers of benzetimide and acetyl-β-methylcholine. Dexetimide was 10,000 times more potent than levetimide and l-acetyl-β-methylcholine was 520 times more potent than d-acetyl-β-methylcholine. A variety of nonmuscarinic cholinergic drugs were not effective at inhibiting [3H]CD binding at a concentration of 10 μM.