BIOLOGICAL-ACTIVITY OF "DES-(ASP1,ARG2,VAL3)-ANGIOTENSIN-II IN MAN
BIOLOGICAL-ACTIVITY OF "DES-(ASP1,ARG2,VAL3)-ANGIOTENSIN-II IN MAN
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DOI:
10.1016/0024-3205(83)90079-6
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发表时间:
1983-01-01
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影响因子:
6.1
通讯作者:
KHOSLA, MC
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作者:
KONO, T;OSEKO, F;KHOSLA, MC
When des-(Asp1, Arg2, Val3)-angiotensin II was infused i.v. at rates of 308-5550 pmol/kg .cntdot. min for 10-120 min into 5 normal men and 2 patients with Bartter''s syndrome, no significant change was observed in blood pressure (BP), plasma renin activity (PRA) or plasma aldosterone (PA), and the lowest dose did not inhibit a captopril-induced increase in PRA in the normal men, although des-(Asp1, Arg2)-angiotensin II was reported in the same 5 normal men to cause a decrease in PR and an increase in PA in this dose range and a rise in BP at 2220 and 5550 pmol/kg .cntdot. min. However, an i.v. infusion of the pentapeptide at 9000 pmol/kg .cntdot. min for 15 min significantly raised BP in the 5 normal men but not in patients with Bartter''s syndrome. BP returned to the pretreatment level 60 min after the cessation of the infusion, although the duration of the pressor actions of angiotensin II, angiotensin III and des-(Asp1, Arg2)-angiotensin II were reported to be within 5 min in man. At the same dose level none of the 7 examined subjects showed any significant change in PRA or PA. Des-(Asp1, Arg2, Val3, Tyr4)-angiotensin II was infused i.v. at a rate of 41,480 pmol/kg .cntdot. min into one of the normal men, but it caused no significant change in BP, PRA or PA. The pentapeptide and probably the tetrapeptide do not possess renin-suppressing and steroidogenic actions in man but the pentapeptide does elicit a minimal pressor action with a prolonged duration.