Skeletal muscle interstitial Po2 kinetics during recovery from contractions.
Skeletal muscle interstitial Po2 kinetics during recovery from contractions.
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收缩恢复期间骨骼肌间质 Po2 动力学。
DOI:
10.1152/japplphysiol.00297.2019
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2019
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Poole,DavidC
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Hirai,DanielM;Craig,JesseC;Colburn,TrentonD;Eshima,Hiroaki;Kano,Yutaka;Musch,TimothyI;Poole,DavidC
The oxygen partial pressure in the interstitial space (Po2 is) drives O2into the myocyte via diffusion, thus supporting oxidative phosphorylation. Although crucial for metabolic recovery and the capacity to perform repetitive tasks, the time course of skeletal muscle Po2 isduring recovery from contractions remains unknown. We tested the hypothesis that Po2 iswould recover to resting values and display considerable on-off asymmetry (fast on-, slow off-kinetics), reflective of asymmetric capillary hemodynamics. Microvascular Po2(Po2 mv) was also evaluated to test the hypothesis that a significant transcapillary gradient (ΔPo2= Po2 mv− Po2 is) would be sustained during recovery. Po2 mvand Po2 is(expressed in mmHg) were determined via phosphorescence quenching in the exposed rat spinotrapezius muscle during and after submaximal twitch contractions (n= 12). Po2 isrose exponentially (P< 0.05) from end-contraction (11.1 ± 5.1), such that the end-recovery value (17.9 ± 7.9) was not different from resting Po2 is(18.5 ± 8.1;P> 0.05). Po2 isoff-kinetics were slower than on-kinetics (mean response time: 53.1 ± 38.3 versus 18.5 ± 7.3 s;P< 0.05). A significant transcapillary ΔPo2observed at end-contraction (16.6 ± 7.4) was maintained throughout recovery (end-recovery: 18.8 ± 9.6;P> 0.05). Consistent with our hypotheses, muscle Po2 isrecovered to resting values with slower off-kinetics compared with the on-transient in line with the on-off asymmetry for capillary hemodynamics. Maintenance of a substantial transcapillary ΔPo2during recovery supports that the microvascular-interstitium interface provides considerable resistance to O2transport. As dictated by Fick’s law (V̇o2= Do2× ΔPo2), modulation of O2flux (V̇o2) during recovery must be achieved via corresponding changes in effective diffusing capacity (Do2; mainly capillary red blood cell hemodynamics and distribution) in the face of unaltered ΔPo2.NEW & NOTEWORTHYCapillary blood-myocyte O2flux (V̇o2) is determined by effective diffusing capacity (Do2; mainly erythrocyte hemodynamics and distribution) and microvascular-interstitial Po2gradients (ΔPo2= Po2 mv− Po2 is). We show that Po2 isdemonstrates on-off asymmetry consistent with Po2 mvand erythrocyte kinetics during metabolic transitions. A substantial transcapillary ΔPo2was preserved during recovery from contractions, indicative of considerable resistance to O2diffusion at the microvascular-interstitium interface. This reveals that effective Do2declines in step with V̇o2during recovery, as per Fick’s law.