CA IONOPHORE-STIMULATED ION SECRETION IN RABBIT ILEAL MUCOSA - RELATION TO ACTIONS OF CYCLIC 3',5'-AMP AND CARBAMYLCHOLINE
CA IONOPHORE-STIMULATED ION SECRETION IN RABBIT ILEAL MUCOSA - RELATION TO ACTIONS OF CYCLIC 3',5'-AMP AND CARBAMYLCHOLINE
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DOI:
10.1007/bf01869947
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发表时间:
1977-01-01
影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
FIELD, M
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作者:
BOLTON, JE;FIELD, M
Addition of the Ca ionophore, A23187 [2-[(3.beta.,9.alpha.,11.beta.-trimethyl)-8-(2-pyrrolecarboxymethyl)-1,7-dioxaspiro[6.6]undecyl-2.beta.-methyl]-5-methylaminobenzoxazole-4-carboxylic acid] (0.5 .mu.g/ml), to the serosal side of stripped rabbit ileal mucosa produced changes in ion transport qualitatively identical with those produced by cyclic[c]AMP and theophylline: an increase in short-circuit current and resistance, net secretion of Cl due both to a decrease in the unidirectional mucosa (m) to serosa (s) flux and an increase in the (s) to (m) flux and net secretion of Na due to a decrease in (m) to (s) flux. Measurements of intracellular cAMP level demonstrated no change following incubation with the ionophore. Removal of Ca from the serosal bathing medium diminished the effects of A23187 but did not impair the action of theophylline. Removal of Ca from both the mucosal and serosal bathing media by replacing it with Sr completely abolished the p.d. [potential difference] response to A23187. The ionophore apparently elicits its secretory actions by increasing Ca influx into the epithelial cells. Carbamylcholine and serotonin [5-hydroxytryptamine], secretagogues known to have no effect on intracellular cAMP level in intestinal mucosa, were dependent on extracellular Ca to produce their full electrical response (although, in the case of carbamylcholine at least, Sr can substitute for Ca). The secretagogues vasoactive intestinal peptide and prostaglandin E1, which raise cAMP concentration in intestinal mucosa, do not appear to require external Ca. Ca may be an intracellular mediator of intestinal ion and water secretion and some intestinal secretagogues may act as Ca ionophores.