Sevoflurane protects ventricular myocytes from Ca2+paradox-mediated Ca2+overload by blocking the activation of transient receptor potential canonical channels
Sevoflurane protects ventricular myocytes from Ca2+paradox-mediated Ca2+overload by blocking the activation of transient receptor potential canonical channels
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七氟烷通过阻断瞬时受体电位经典通道的激活,保护心室肌细胞免受 Ca2 悖论介导的 Ca2 超载
DOI:
10.1097/aln.0b013e31822b7901
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发表时间:
2011
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影响因子:
8.8
通讯作者:
Nosaka S
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作者:
Kojima A;Kitagawa H;Omatsu-Kanbe M,Matsuura H;Nosaka S
Background: Volatile anesthetics produce cardioprotective action by attenuating cellular Ca2 overload. The Ca2 paradox is an important model for studying the mechanisms associated with Ca2 overload-mediated myocardial injury, and was recently found to be mediated by Ca2 entry through the transient receptor potential canonical channels upon Ca2 repletion. This study investigated the effect of sevoflurane on cellular mechanisms underlying the Ca2 paradox.Methods: The Ca2 paradox was examined in fluo-3 or mag-fluo-4-loaded mouse ventricular myocytes using confocal laser scanning microscope, upon Ca2 repletion after 15 min of Ca2 depletion in the absence and presence of sevoflurane.Results: The Ca2 paradox was evoked in approximately 65% of myocytes upon Ca2 repletion, as determined by an abrupt elevation of cytosolic Ca2 accompanied by hypercontracture. The Ca2 paradox was significantly suppressed by sevoflurane administered for 3 min before and during Ca2 repletion (Post) or during Ca2 depletion and repletion (Postlong), and Postlong was more beneficial than Post application. The sarcoplasmic reticulum Ca2 levels gradually decreased during Ca2 depletion, and the Ca2 paradox was readily evoked in myocytes with reduced sarcoplasmic reticulum Ca2 levels. Postlong but not Post application of sevoflurane prevented decrease in sarcoplasmic reticulum Ca2 levels by blocking Ca2 leak through ryanodine receptors. Whole cell patch-clamp recordings revealed that sevoflurane rapidly blocked thapsigargin-induced transient receptor potential canonical currents. Conclusions: Sevoflurane protects ventricular myocytes from Ca2 paradox-mediated Ca2 overload by blocking transient receptor potential canonical channels and by preventing the decrease in sarcoplasmic reticulum Ca2 levels, which is associated with less activation of transient receptor potential canonical channels.