Transmitter releasing action of selegiline ((—)‐deprenyl) from peripheral sympathetic nerves under different experimental conditions
Transmitter releasing action of selegiline ((—)‐deprenyl) from peripheral sympathetic nerves under different experimental conditions
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不同实验条件下周围交感神经司来吉兰((—)-丙炔苯丙胺)递质释放作用
DOI:
10.1111/j.2042-7158.1987.tb05121.x
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发表时间:
1987
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
K. Magyar
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作者:
T. Török;Tünde Pauló;P. Tóth;T. Nguyen;A. M. Azzidani;K. Magyar
A high concentration of selegiline ((—)‐deprenyl; 10−4M) potentiated low frequency (2 Hz) nerve stimulation‐evoked release of [3H]noradrenaline from the isolated main pulmonary artery of the rabbit in the presence of neuronal (cocaine, 3 times 10−5M) and extraneuronal (corticosterone, 5 times 10−5M) uptake blockers, and inhibited the postsynaptic response. The transmitter‐releasing action of 10−4M selegiline was inhibited by a moderate increase of external K+ (23ṁ6mM). Excess K+ by itself abolished the nerve‐evoked release of [3H]noradrenaline but did not increase the resting outflow of radioactivity. Excess Ca2+ (7ṁ mM) increased the stimulation‐evoked transmitter release. In the presence of excess Ca2+, selegiline (10−4M) was effective in increasing the [3H]noradrenaline release in response to nerve‐stimulation. Excess Ca2+ partly antagonized the postsynaptic inhibitory action of selegiline. In Ca2+‐free, 1 mM EGTA‐containing Krebs solution both the nerve‐evoked 3H release and the transmitter releasing action of selegiline were abolished, in agreement with the ‘Ca‐hypothesis’. The voltage‐dependent K+‐channel blocker, 4‐ami‐nopyridine (10−5M), increased the nerve‐stimulation‐evoked release of tritium from arteries. If selegiline was also present in the perfusion medium the nerve‐evoked transmitter release further increased. 4‐Aminopyridine completely antagonized the inhibitory action of selegiline on the postsynaptic contraction.