RELEASE OF [3H]‐ACETYLCHOLINE FROM THE ISOLATED RETINA OF THE RAT BY POTASSIUM DEPOLARIZATION: DEPENDENCE ON HIGH AFFINITY CHOLINE UPTAKE
RELEASE OF [3H]‐ACETYLCHOLINE FROM THE ISOLATED RETINA OF THE RAT BY POTASSIUM DEPOLARIZATION: DEPENDENCE ON HIGH AFFINITY CHOLINE UPTAKE
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通过钾去极化从大鼠离体视网膜中释放 [3H]-乙酰胆碱:对高亲和力胆碱摄取的依赖性
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发表时间:
1979
影响因子:
7.3
通讯作者:
M. Neal
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作者:
S. Massey;M. Neal
1 The effect of potassium depolarization on the release of [3H]‐acetylcholine ([3H]‐ACh) from the isolated retina of the rat was studied. 2 Exposure of retinae to medium containing KC1 (50 mm) evoked a large increase in the efflux of [3H]‐ACh with only a small concurrent increase in the efflux of [3H]‐choline. The KCl‐evoked release of [3H]‐ACh was almost abolished in calcium‐free medium. 3 Incubation of retinae with [3H]‐choline in sodium‐free medium, or medium containing hemi‐cholinium‐3 (HC‐3), procedures that are believed to inhibit selectively the high affinity choline transport system, reduced the retinal uptake of [3H]‐choline by approximately 50% and the synthesis of [3H]‐ACh by about 97%. 4 The potassium‐evoked release of [3H]‐ACh was almost abolished in retinae that had been loaded with [3H]‐choline in sodium‐free medium or medium containing HC‐3, and subsequently superfused in normal medium. 5 It is suggested that as in other areas of the nervous system, a sodium‐dependent, high affinity uptake system for choline is important in retinal cholinergic nerve terminals.