抗心律失常药RP62 71 9对哺乳动物心室肌K~ 电流的抑制

使用全细胞膜片箝技术 ,研究RP6 2 719对内向整流钾电流 (IK1)、瞬时外向钾电流 (Ito)和延迟外向整流钾电流 (IK)的作用 ,并探讨其抗心律失常作用的机制。实验结果表明 ,在指令电压为 - 10 0mV时 ,RP6 2 719可显著抑制豚鼠心室肌细胞IK1,半数抑制浓度 (IC50 )为 5 0± 1 0 μmol/L。RP6 2 71910 μmol/L在 40mV时对犬心室肌细胞Ito抑制率为 84 0± 4 4% ,IC50 为 1 2± 0 5 1μmol/L。在 40mV时 ,5 0 μmol/LRP6 2 719还可使豚鼠心室肌细胞IKstep减少 5 0 0± 8 3% ,IKtail减少 5 6 0± 4 9% ,IC50 分别为 4 2± 0 8μmol/L和 3 3± 0 75 μmol/L。提示RP6 2 719抗心律失常的离子机制与其对IK1、Ito及IK 的抑制有关     

急性低氧对心室肌ATP敏感钾电流的影响

目前,ＡＴＰ敏感钾通道在心律失常发生中的作用还不十分清楚,在心肌缺血时,细胞内钾丢失及其引起的细胞外钾积聚可导致严重的室性心律紊乱。本实验观察到,在正常细胞外钾离子水平下,急性低氧只能引起 部分钾离子外流减少,该部分电流对ＡＴＰ敏钾通道阻断剂优降糖不敏感。     

Na+和Ca2+对拟南芥根原生质体质膜内向K+通道电流的影响

以拟南芥(Arabidopsis thaliana Columbia)根为材料,利用膜片钳技术测定其根细胞原生质体质膜内向K^ 电流,并对Na^ 对其K^ 电流的影响进行了初步研究,发现Na^2 可明显抑制拟南芥根细胞原生质体的内向K^ 电流,外施Ca^2 可缓解Na^ 对内向K^ 电流的抑制．说明Ca^2 参与了质膜上K^ 通道对K^ ／Na^ 的选择性吸收的调节,从而使植物适应盐胁迫．     

抗心律失常药对豚鼠左心室流出道自律细胞电活动的影响

目的:研究抗心律失常药对豚鼠左心室流出道自律细胞电活动的影响。方法:采用标准玻璃微电极细胞内记录技术,记录并分析了四类抗心律失常药及腺苷对离体豚鼠左心室流出道自发慢反应电位的效应。结果:ⅠA类抗心律失常药1μmol/L奎尼丁可使左心室流出道自发慢反应电位的放电频率(RPF)和4相自动去极速度(VDD)减慢(P0.05),动作电位幅度(APA)降低(P0.05),0相最大去极速度(Vmax)减慢(P0.05),复极50%(APD50)和90%时间(APD90)延长(P0.05);ⅠB类抗心律失常药1μmol/L利多卡因灌流标本后,RPF和VDD减慢(P0.05),最大复极电位(MDP)绝对值和APA减小(P0.05),Vmax减慢(P0.05),APD50和APD90缩短(P0.05);ⅠC类抗心律失常药0.5μmol/L普罗帕酮可使RPF(P0.01)和VDD(P0.05)减慢,APA降低(P0.05),Vmax减慢(P0.01),APD50(P0.01)和APD90(P0.05)延长;Ⅱ类抗心律失常药5μmol/L普萘洛尔可使RPF和VDD减慢(P0.01),MDP绝对值和APA减小(P0.01),Vmax减慢(P0.05),APD50和APD90延长(P0.01);Ⅲ类抗心律失常药1μmol/L胺碘酮可使RPF和VDD减慢(P0.01),APA降低(P0.01),Vmax减慢(P0.05),APD50(P0.01)和APD90(P0.05)延长;Ⅳ类抗心律失常药1μmol/L维拉帕米可使RPF和VDD减慢(P0.01),MDP绝对值和APA减小(P0.05),Vmax减慢(P0.05),APD50和APD90延长(P0.05);50μmol/L腺苷可使RPF和VDD减慢(P0.05),APA降低(P0.05),Vmax减慢(P0.01),APD50和APD90缩短(P0.05)。结论:抗心律失常药均可显著降低左心室流出道组织的自律性,通过改变APD50和APD90影响有效不应期而起到抗心律失常作用。     

CoCl2预处理对大鼠海马神经元急性低氧后Na+、K+电流的影响

目的：观察氯化钴(COCl2)预处理对急性低氧后海马神经元电压门控性Na^ 、K^ 电流的影响。方法：原代培养大鼠海马神经元,分为COCl2预处理和非处理组,采用膜片钳全细胞记录技术,检测急性低氧后海马神经元钠电流(INa)、钾电流(Ik)的变化。结果：急性低氧后,海马神经元INa、Ik电流幅度明显降低,INa阈值右移,而经CoCl2预处理的海马神经元INa、Ik电流的降低幅度明显减轻。结论：COCl2预处理减轻急性低氧所致的INa、Ik电流变化,对神经元有明显的保护作用。     

猪心室肌细胞膜K+通道在人工磷脂双层的重装

目的：将提取的猪心室肌细胞膜上K^ 通道重装在磷脂双层上,用电压嵌方法研究离子通道。方法：将猪心室肌制成匀浆,通过蔗糖梯度离心,分离出通道蛋白成分,利用双室系统将其重装在人工膜上,在电压籍位下记录通道电流。结果：提取的通道蛋白成分优势电导为27～31ps,此外还记录到有15,50和100ps的几种通道活动,其中以27～31ps最为常见。经测定反转电位,确定它们为K^ 选择性通道。结论：本研究在国内首次完成了心肌钾通道在人工脂双层膜上的重装,为在单通道基础上研究K^ 通道提供了重要手段。     

银杏苦内酯B对缺血豚鼠心室肌动作电位、L-型钙电流和延迟整流钾电流的作用

目的:研究银杏苦内酯B对正常和缺血心室肌细胞动作电位(action potential,AP),L-型钙电流(L-type calcium current,ICa-L)、延迟整流钾电流(Delayed Rectifier Currennt,IK)的影响.方法:用常规细胞内微电极方法记录豚鼠心室肌细胞动作电位,用全细胞膜片钳技术记录游离心室肌细胞离子流.结果:①在生理条件下,银杏苦内酯B可缩短心室肌细胞动作电位时程 (action potential duration,APD),但对AP其他参数无影响,银杏苦内酯B可增大IK,呈浓度依赖性,但对ICa-L无显著作用;②在缺血条件下,APD50、APD90明显缩短,RP、APA减小,Vmax减慢,而银杏苦内酯B则可延缓和减轻缺血所引起上述参数的变化;3.在缺血条件下,IK和ICa-L均受到抑制,但加入银杏苦内酯B后可逆转缺血所造成这两种离子流的减小.结论:银杏苦内酯B可对抗心肌缺血所引起的心肌电生理的变化,提示银杏苦内酯B可预防心律失常的发生.     

9—蒽羧酸对豚鼠心室动作电位和L型Ca电流的影响

目的：研究９－蒽羧酶（９－ＡＣ）对豚鼠以肌动作电位（ＡＰ）和Ｌ型Ｃａ电流（Ｌｃａ）的影响。方法：电流钳配合制霉菌素膜等孔方法记录心室肌动作电位,用全细胞式膜片钳（Ｗｈｏｌｅ ｃｅｌｌ ｒｅｃｏｒｄｉｎｇ）技术记录Ｌｃａ。结果：在低ＣＩ＾－状态下,β肾上腺素能受体激动剂异丙肾上腺素（ＩＳＯ）可使动作电位时程（ＡＰＤ）明显延长。９－ＡＣ单独使用时对ＡＰ无作用,但在ＩＳＯ的作用下,蛋白磷酸酶抑制剂９－Ａ     

Inhibition of voltage-gated K(+) currents by endothelin-1 in human pulmonary arterial myocytes

Recent studies demonstrate that endothelin-1 (ET-1) constricts human pulmonary arteries (PA). In this study, we examined possible mechanisms by which ET-1 might constrict human PA. In smooth muscle cells freshly isolated from these arteries, whole cell patch-clamp techniques were used to examine voltage-gated K(+) (K(V)) currents. K(V) currents were isolated by addition of 100 nM charybdotoxin and were identified by current characteristics and inhibition by 4-aminopyridine (10 mM). ET-1 (10(-8) M) caused significant inhibition of K(V) current. Staurosporine (1 nM), a protein kinase C (PKC) inhibitor, abolished the effect of ET-1. Rings of human intrapulmonary arteries (0.8-2 mm OD) were suspended in tissue baths for isometric tension recording. ET-1-induced contraction was maximal at 10(-8) M, equal to that induced by K(V) channel inhibition with 4-aminopyridine, and attenuated by PKC inhibitors. These data suggest that ET-1 constricts human PA, possibly because of myocyte depolarization via PKC-dependent inhibition of K(V). Our results are consistent with data we reported previously in the rat, suggesting similar mechanisms may be operative in both species.     

Actions of emigrated neutrophils on Na(+) and K(+) currents in rat ventricular myocytes

Interactions between neutrophils and the ventricular myocardium can contribute to tissue injury, contractile dysfunction and generation of arrhythmias in acute cardiac inflammation. Many of the molecular events responsible for neutrophil adhesion to ventricular myocytes are well defined; in contrast, the resulting electrophysiological effects and changes in excitation–contraction coupling have not been studied in detail. In the present experiments, rat ventricular myocytes were superfused with either circulating or emigrated neutrophils and whole-cell currents and action potential waveforms were recorded using the nystatin-perforated patch method. Almost immediately after adhering to ventricular myocytes, emigrated neutrophils caused a depolarization of the resting membrane potential and a marked prolongation of myocyte action potential. Voltage clamp experiments demonstrated that following neutrophil adhesion, there was (i) a slowing of the inactivation of a TTX-sensitive Na⁺ current, and (ii) a decrease in an inwardly rectifying K⁺ current.

One cytotoxic effect of neutrophils appears to be initiated by enhanced Na⁺ entry into the myocytes. Thus, manoeuvres that precluded activation of Na⁺ channels, for example holding the membrane potential at −80 mV, significantly increased the time to cell death or prevented contracture entirely. A mathematical model for the action potential of rat ventricular myocytes has been modified and then utilized to integrate these findings. These simulations demonstrate the marked effects of (50-fold) slowing of the inactivation of 2–4% of the available Na⁺ channels on action potential duration and the corresponding intracellular Ca²⁺ transient. In ongoing studies using this combination of approaches, are providing significant new insights into some of the fundamental processes that modulate myocyte damage in acute inflammation.     

Effects of endothelin-1 on K(+) currents from rat ventricular myocytes.

It has been suggested that the positive inotropic effect of the vasoactive peptide hormone, endothelin-1 (ET-1), involves inhibition of cardiac K(+) currents. In order to identify the K(+) currents modulated by ET-1, the outward K(+) currents of isolated rat ventricular myocytes were investigated using whole-cell patch-clamp recording techniques. Outward currents were elicited by depolarisation to +40 mV for 200 ms from the holding potential of -60 mV. Currents activated rapidly, reaching a peak (I(pk)) of 1310 +/- 115 pA and subsequently inactivating to an outward current level of 1063 +/- 122 pA at the end of the voltage-pulse (I(late)) (n = 11). ET-1 (20 nM) reduced I(pk) by 247.6 +/- 60.7 pA (n = 11, P < 0.01) and reduced I(late) by 323.2 +/- 43.9 pA (P < 0.001). The effects of ET-1 were abolished in the presence of the nonselective ET receptor antagonist, PD 142893 (10 microM, n = 5). Outward currents were considerably reduced and the effects of ET-1 were not observed when K(+) was replaced with Cs(+) in the experimental solutions; this indicates that ET-1 modulated K(+)-selective currents. A double-pulse protocol was used to investigate the inactivation of the currents. The voltage-dependent inactivation of the currents from potentials positive to -80 mV was fitted by a Boltzmann equation revealing the existence of an inactivating transient outward component (I(to)) and a noninactivating steady-state component (I(ss)). ET-1 markedly inhibited I(ss) by 43.0 +/- 3.8% (P < 0.001, n = 7) and shifted the voltage-dependent inactivation of I(to) by +3.3 +/- 1.2 mV (P < 0.05). Although ET-1 had little effect on the onset of inactivation of the currents elicited from a conditioning potential of -70 mV, the time-independent noninactivating component of the currents was markedly inhibited. In conclusion, the predominant effect of ET-1 was to inhibit a noninactivating steady-state background K(+) current (I(ss)). These results are consistent with the hypothesis that I(ss) inhibition contributes to the inotropic effects of ET-1.     

Temperature-dependent expression of sarcolemmal K(+) currents in rainbow trout atrial and ventricular myocytes

Temperature has a strong influence on the excitability and the contractility of the ectothermic heart that can be alleviated in some species by temperature acclimation. The molecular mechanisms involved in the temperature-induced improvement of cardiac contractility and excitability are, however, still poorly known. The present study examines the role of sarcolemmal K(+) currents from rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) cardiac myocytes after thermal acclimation. The two major K(+) conductances of the rainbow trout cardiac myocytes were identified as the Ba(2+)-sensitive background inward rectifier current (I(K1)) and the E-4031-sensitive delayed rectifier current (I(Kr)). In atrial cells, the density of I(K1) is very low and the density of I(Kr) is remarkably high. The opposite is true for ventricular cells. Acclimation to cold (4 degrees C) modified the two K(+) currents in opposite ways. Acclimation to cold increases the density of I(Kr) and depresses the density of I(K1). These changes in repolarizing K(+) currents alter the shape of the action potential, which is much shorter in cold-acclimated than warm-acclimated (17 degrees C) trout. These results provide the first concrete evidence that K(+) channels of trout cardiac myocytes are adaptable units that provide means to regulate cardiac excitability and contractility as a function of temperature.     

Effect of GLG-V-13, a class III antiarrhythmic agent, on potassium currents in rabbit ventricular myocytes

The effects of a new Class III antiarrhythmic drug, GLG-V-13, on the 4-aminopyridine sensitive transient outward current, on the inward rectifier potassium current, on the ATP sensitive potassium current and on the rapid and slow components of the delayed rectifier potassium current were studied in single rabbit ventricular myocytes using the whole-cell voltage-clamp technique. GLG-V-13 blocked the rapid component of the delayed rectifier potassium current in a dose-dependent manner, with an estimated EC50 value of 0.36 microM. At high concentration, the slow component of the delayed rectifier potassium current was also depressed by the drug (40% effect at 10 microM concentration). The transient outward current, the inward rectifier potassium current and the ATP sensitive potassium current were not influenced by GLG-V-13, even at 10 microM concentration. Thus, GLG-V-13 blocks predominantly the rapid component of the delayed rectifier potassium current which may play a significant role in the prolongation of repolarization by the drug in ventricular tissue.     

急性低温/再复温对大鼠心室肌膜电位和钾电流的影响

本文旨在研究急性低温/再复温对大鼠心室肌膜电位和钾电流的影响.膜电位和膜电流分别在全细胞膜片钳的电压钳和电流钳模式下记录.当细胞外灌流液从25℃降低到4℃后,一过性外向电流(transient outward current, Ito)完全消失,膜电位为 60mV时的稳态外向K 电流(sustained outward K current, Iss)和膜电位为-120mV时的内向整流K 电流(inward rectifier K current, IK1)分别降低(48.5±14.1)%和(35.7±18.2)%,同时,膜电位绝对值降低.当细胞外灌流液从4℃再升高到36℃后,膜电位出现一过性超级化,然后恢复到静息电位水平;在58个细胞中,有36个细胞伴随复温出现ATP-敏感性K (ATP-sensitive K , KATP)通道的激活.再复温引起的上述变化可以被Na /K -ATP酶抑制剂哇巴因(100μmol/L)所抑制.再复温引起的KATP通道激活也能被蛋白激酶A抑制剂H-89(100μmol/L)所抑制.在细胞膜电位被钳制在0mV时,当细胞外灌流液温度从25℃降低到4℃后,细胞的体积没有发生明显改变,但当再复温引起KATP通道激活后,细胞很快发生皱缩,同时细胞内部出现许多折光较强的斑点.上述结果表明急性低温/再复温对大鼠心室肌膜电位和K 电流有明显影响,并提示KATP通道激活可能与心肌低温/再复温损伤有关.     

Aging-associated changes in whole cell K(+) and L-type Ca(2+) currents in rat ventricular myocytes

The effect of aging on cardiac membrane currents remains unclear. This study examined the inward rectifier K(+) current (I(K1)), the transient outward K(+) current (I(to)), and the L-type Ca(2+) channel current (I(Ca,L)) in ventricular myocytes isolated from young adult (6 mo) and aged (>27 mo) Fischer 344 rats using whole cell patch-clamp techniques. Along with an increase in the cell size and membrane capacitance, aged myocytes had the same magnitude of peak I(K1) with a greater slope conductance but displayed smaller steady-state I(K1). Aged myocytes also had a greater I(to) with an increased rate of activation, but the I(to) inactivation kinetics, steady-state inactivation, and responsiveness to L-phenylephrine, an alpha(1)-adrenergic agonist, were unaltered. The magnitude of peak I(Ca,L) in aged myocytes was decreased and accompanied by a slower inactivation, but the I(Ca,L) steady-state inactivation was unaltered. Action potential duration in aged myocytes was prolonged only at 90% of full repolarization (APD(90)) when compared with the action potential duration of young adult myocytes. Aged myocytes from Long-Evans rats showed similar changes in I(to) and I(Ca,L) but an increased I(K1). These results demonstrate aging-associated changes in action potential, in morphology, and in I(K1), I(to), and I(Ca,L) of rat ventricular myocytes that possibly contribute to the decreased cardiac function of aged hearts.     

Trifluoroacetic acid activates ATP-sensitive K(+) channels in rabbit ventricular myocytes

Recent in vivo experimental evidence suggests that isoflurane-induced cardioprotection may involve K(ATP) channel activation during myocardial ischemia. The actual effect of isoflurane on cardioprotective ion conductance, however, such as that mediated by the opening of K(ATP) channels, has been the subject of some controversy in the past. The investigation reported here used a patch-clamp technique to test the hypothesis that a metabolite of isoflurane, trifluoroacetic acid (TFA), contributes to isoflurane-induced cardioprotection via K(ATP) channel activation. TFA enhanced channel activity in a concentration-dependent fashion, exhibiting half-maximal activation at 0.03 mM. TFA increased the number of openings of the channel, but did not affect the single channel conductance of K(ATP) channels. Analysis of open and closed time distributions showed that TFA increased the burst duration and decreased the interburst interval without eliciting changes of less than 5 ms in open and closed time distributions. TFA diminished the ATP sensitivity of K(ATP) channels in a concentration-response relationship for ATP. These results imply that TFA could mediate isoflurane-induced cardioprotection via K(ATP) channel activation during myocardial ischemia and reperfusion.     

Four kinetically distinct depolarization-activated K+ currents in adult mouse ventricular myocytes

In the experiments here, the time- and voltage-dependent properties of the Ca2+-independent, depolarization-activated K+ currents in adult mouse ventricular myocytes were characterized in detail. In the majority (65 of 72, approximately 90%) of cells dispersed from the ventricles, analysis of the decay phases of the outward currents revealed three distinct K+ current components: a rapidly inactivating, transient outward K+ current, Ito,f (mean +/- SEM taudecay = 85 +/- 2 ms); a slowly (mean +/- SEM taudecay = 1,162 +/- 29 ms) inactivating K+ current, IK,slow; and a non inactivating, steady state current, Iss. In a small subset (7 of 72, approximately 10%) of cells, Ito,f was absent and a slowly inactivating (mean +/- SEM taudecay = 196 +/- 7 ms) transient outward current, referred to as Ito,s, was identified; the densities and properties of IK,slow and Iss in Ito,s-expressing cells are indistinguishable from the corresponding currents in cells with Ito,f. Microdissection techniques were used to remove tissue pieces from the left ventricular apex and from the ventricular septum to allow the hypothesis that there are regional differences in Ito,f and Ito,s expression to be tested directly. Electrophysiological recordings revealed that all cells isolated from the apex express Ito,f (n = 35); Ito,s is not detected in these cells (n = 35). In the septum, by contrast, all of the cells express Ito,s (n = 28) and in the majority (22 of 28, 80%) of cells, Ito,f is also present. The density of Ito,f (mean +/- SEM at +40 mV = 6.8 +/- 0.5 pA/pF, n = 22) in septum cells, however, is significantly (P < 0.001) lower than Ito,f density in cells from the apex (mean +/- SEM at +40 mV = 34.6 +/- 2.6 pA/pF, n = 35). In addition to differences in inactivation kinetics, Ito,f, Ito,s, and IK,slow display distinct rates of recovery (from inactivation), as well as differential sensitivities to 4-aminopyridine (4-AP), tetraethylammonium (TEA), and Heteropoda toxin-3. IK,slow, for example, is blocked selectively by low (10-50 microM) concentrations of 4-AP and by (>/=25 mM) TEA. Although both Ito,f and Ito,s are blocked by high (>100 microM) 4-AP concentrations and are relatively insensitive to TEA, Ito,f is selectively blocked by nanomolar concentrations of Heteropoda toxin-3, and Ito,s (as well as IK,slow and Iss) is unaffected. Iss is partially blocked by high concentrations of 4-AP or TEA. The functional implications of the distinct properties and expression patterns of Ito,f and Ito,s, as well as the likely molecular correlates of these (and the IK,slow and Iss) currents, are discussed.