Initial equilibration of albumin in rabbit hindpaw skin and lymph.
Initial equilibration of albumin in rabbit hindpaw skin and lymph.
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兔后爪皮肤和淋巴液中白蛋白的初始平衡。
DOI:
10.1152/ajpheart.1988.254.1.h89
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1988
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Bell,DR
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作者:
Powers,MR;Wallace,JR;Bell,DR
We compared initial plasma to extravascular and plasma to lymph equilibrations of 125I-labeled rabbit albumin in hindpaw heelskin of anesthetized rabbits during control conditions, increased venous pressure (IVP), and intra-arterial infusions of papaverine or bradykinin. Plasma tracer concentrations were maintained constant during the experiments. Control prenodal lymph specific activity relative to plasma specific activity (L*/P*) was significantly greater (P less than 0.01) than extravascular specific activity relative to plasma specific activity (M/P) following 3, 5.5, and 11 h of tracer infusion. Papaverine increased lymph flow and lymph albumin flux (LCL) 2.4-fold, without significantly changing the extravascular albumin mass (MA). IVP increased LCL 2.5-fold and decreased MA 25%. L*/P*at 3 h was twice control following papaverine. M*/P*at 3 h was not significantly affected by papaverine or IVP. Bradykinin increased LCL 10-fold and MA 2.3-fold. L*/P*and M*/P*were 3.1 and 4.3 times control, respectively. The data are consistent with extravascular albumin distributing into two pools that equilibrate with plasma at different rates. Papaverine and IVP affect the faster pool, whereas bradykinin affects both pools.