Effect of endorphins on amylase secretion from rat pancreasIn vivo andIn vitro
Effect of endorphins on amylase secretion from rat pancreasIn vivo andIn vitro
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DOI:
10.1007/bf01347894
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发表时间:
1985-03
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
Manjit Singh
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作者:
Manjit Singh
The present study was done bothin vivoby cannulating pancreatic duct of rats andin vitrousing pancreatic slices and dissociated acini to determine the mode of action of endogenous opiate peptides on pancreatic acinar cell. Pancreatic slices were incubated with β-endorphin or (Met)5-enkephalin alone and in combination with CCK8. Dissociated acini were incubated with naloxone, substance P, VIP, (Met)5-and (Leu)5-enkephalin and α-, β-, and γ-endorphin alone or in combination with CCK8.In vivo, both β-endorphin and (Met)5-enkephalin did not alter basal secretion but inhibited CCK8-stimulated amylase secretion. This effect was not reversed by administration of naloxone. In the slices, neither β-endorphin nor (Met)5-enkephalin altered basal or CCK8-stimulated secretion. In the dissociated acini, substance P and VIP significantly increased amylase secretion, whereas naloxone, enkephalins, and endorphins failed to alter amylase secretion. CCK8increased amylase secretion greater than sixfold. In combination with enkephalins and endorphins, there was neither inhibition nor potentiation of CCK8effect. These data indicate that the effect of opiate peptides on pancreatic acinar cells in the rat are nonspecific and appear not to be mediated by opiate receptors.