Ionic mechanism of morphological changes of cultured myocardial cells on successive incubation in media without and with Ca2+.
Ionic mechanism of morphological changes of cultured myocardial cells on successive incubation in media without and with Ca2+.
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培养的心肌细胞在不含和含 Ca2 的培养基中连续培养后形态变化的离子机制。
DOI:
10.1016/0022-2828(80)90062-0
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发表时间:
1980
影响因子:
5
通讯作者:
A. Masuda
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作者:
K. Goshima;S. Wakabayashi;A. Masuda
(1) Incubation of cultured mouse myocardial cells in medium containing Ca2+after brief pre-incubation in Ca2+-free medium caused morphological changes, such as full contraction of myofibrils and balloon formation of the cell membrane (“Ca2+paradox phenomenon”). (2) When myocardial cells were pre-incubated in Ca2+-free medium, and then incubated in medium containing various concentrations of Ca2+, both the percentage of cells showing morphological changes and the rate of Ca2+uptake increased with increase in the Ca2+concentration. (3) Pre-incubation in medium containing 10−7mCa2+or less was necessary for induction of both morphological changes and excess uptake of Ca2+during incubation in medium containing Ca2+. (4) When myocardial cells were pre-incubated in Ca2+-free medium containing various concentrations of Na+, and then incubated in medium containing Ca2+, both the percentage of cells showing morphological changes and the rate of Ca2+uptake increased with increase in the Na+concentration in the pre-incubation medium. (5) Various treatments that inhibited excess uptake of Ca2+by the cells inhibited the genesis of morphological changes. Thus the observed morphological changes of myocardial cells were due to excess uptake of Ca2+by the myocardial cells. (6) When myocardial cells were incubated in medium containing various concentrations of Ca2+and a fixed concentration of Na+, the intracellular concentration of Na+increased with decrease in the Ca2+concentration of the medium. Cells that had been preloaded with a higher concentration of Na+took up the Ca2+faster. (7) Conditions that inhibited Na+uptake by the cells during pre-incubation without Ca2+inhibited Ca2+uptake by the cells during subsequent incubation with Ca2+. These results suggest that Ca2+uptake by myocardial cells during incubation in medium with Ca2+depends upon the intracellular Na+concentration.