INTRACELLULAR ADP ACTIVATES K+ CHANNELS THAT ARE INHIBITED BY ATP IN AN INSULIN-SECRETING CELL-LINE
INTRACELLULAR ADP ACTIVATES K+ CHANNELS THAT ARE INHIBITED BY ATP IN AN INSULIN-SECRETING CELL-LINE
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DOI:
10.1016/0014-5793(86)81532-0
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发表时间:
1986-11-10
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影响因子:
3.5
通讯作者:
PETERSEN, OH
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作者:
DUNNE, MJ;PETERSEN, OH
the effect of ADP on ATP‐sensitive K+channels in the insulin‐secreting RINm5F cell line has been investigated with the help of single‐channel current recording from saponin‐permeabilized cells. ADP (100–500 μM) markedly activates K+channels when added to the bath solution in contact with the membrane inside. ADP‐β‐S cannot mimick this effect. During sustained ATP (500 μM)‐evoked inhibition of K+channel opening, 500 μM ADP markedly and reversibly activates the channels. Conversely ATP markedly reduces the opening probability of ADP‐activated channels. It is suggested that the physiological control of K+channel opening in the insulin‐secreting cells is mediated by changes in ATP/ADP ratio rather than being solely determined by the ATP concentration.