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卡托普利对缺氧/复氧乳鼠心室肌细胞游离钙的影响及其离子通道机制
引用本文:郑杨,佟倩,张文杰. 卡托普利对缺氧/复氧乳鼠心室肌细胞游离钙的影响及其离子通道机制[J]. 中国病理生理杂志, 2006, 22(9): 1693-1697. DOI: 1000-4718
作者姓名:郑杨  佟倩  张文杰
作者单位:1吉林大学第一医院心内科,2 吉林大学基础医学院,吉林 长春 130021
摘    要:目的:观察卡托普利晚期预处理对缺氧/复氧乳鼠心室肌细胞游离钙的影响及其离子通道机制。方法:建立培养乳鼠心肌细胞缺氧/复氧损伤模型。设正常对照组、缺氧/复氧组、缺氧预适应组和卡托普利组。经Flou-3/AM负载染色后,采用流式细胞分析技术,测定细胞内钙离子浓度([Ca2+]i);利用膜片钳技术,观察L-型钙通道和钠钙交换电流的变化。结果:(1)缺氧/复氧时,[Ca2+]i和Na+/Ca2+交换电流高于正常对照组(P<0.01),L-型钙电流(ICa-L)峰值下降,I-V曲线上移,半数失活电压(V0.5)减小,ICa-L失活曲线左移。(2)晚期预处理和卡托普利使缺氧/复氧时[Ca2+]i低于缺氧/复氧组(P<0.01);ICa-L增加,I-V曲线下移,V0.5增大及稳态失活曲线右移;Na+/Ca2+ 交换电流减少;但[Ca2+]i和Na+/Ca2+交换电流高于对照组(P<0.05)。(3)卡托普利组与缺氧预适应组比较上述指标均无显著差异 。结论:心肌细胞缺氧/复氧,通过Na+/Ca2+交换电流的异常增加可引起[Ca2+]i的异常升高及其钙超载;卡托普利通过轻度增加Na+/Ca2+交换电流及其[Ca2+]i而触发晚期预处理,抑制后续缺氧/复氧引起的Na+/Ca2+交换电流及其[Ca2+]i的异常增加。

关 键 词:卡托普利  钙通道  L型  心肌细胞  缺氧  
文章编号:1000-4718(2006)09-1693-05
收稿时间:2004-12-02
修稿时间:2004-12-022005-02-25

Influence of captopril on intracellular free calcium concentration and involved ion channels mechanisms in cardiac myocytes of the neonatal rat undergone anoxia-reoxygenation injury
ZHENG Yang,TONG Qian,ZHANG Wen-jie. Influence of captopril on intracellular free calcium concentration and involved ion channels mechanisms in cardiac myocytes of the neonatal rat undergone anoxia-reoxygenation injury[J]. Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology, 2006, 22(9): 1693-1697. DOI: 1000-4718
Authors:ZHENG Yang  TONG Qian  ZHANG Wen-jie
Affiliation:Department of Cardiology,The First Hospital,School of Basic Medical Science,Jilin University,Changchuen 130021,China
Abstract:AIM:To observe the influence of captopril on intracellular free calcium concentration ([Ca2+] i) and the involved ion channels mechanisms in cardiac myocytes of the neonatal rat undergone anoxia-reoxygenation injury.METHODS:The anoxia-reoxygenation model in cultured neonatal rat ventricular myocytes was established.Groups were divided into ① normal;② anoxia-reoxygenation;③anoxia-preconditioning (5 min anoxia+5 min reoxygenation);④ captopril preconditioning.Flou-3 /AM loading and flow cytometry technique were used to observe the [Ca2+]i,and whole-cell patch clamp technique was used to record the L-type calcium current and Na+/Ca2+ exchange current.RESULTS:① Compared to normal group,[Ca2+]i in anoxia -reoxygenation group was increased significantly (789.42±9.05 vs 414.08±37.40,P<0.01),L-type calcium current density was decreased (P<0.01),the current-voltage curve was moved up,the inactivation curve was moved left and Na+/Ca2+ exchange current was increased in anoxia-deoxygenating.② Compared to anoxia-reoxygenation group,anoxia and captopril preconditioning resulted in a significant decrease in [Ca2+]i (593.84±5.06,507.08±31.89 vs 789.42±9.05,P<0.01),and a significant increase in L-type calcium current density (P<0.01),the current-voltage curve was moved down,the inactivation curve was moved right and Na+/Ca2+ exchange current was decreased ③ Compared to normal oxygen condition,the anoxia and captopril precondition resulted in a lightly increase in [Ca2+]i (507.08±31.89 vs 414.08±37.40,P<0.05) and Na+/Ca2+ exchange current.④ Compared to anoxia-preconditioning group,captopril-preconditioning resulted in no significant difference in all the markers mentioned above.CONCLUSIONS:The anoxia-reoxygenation injury in cardiac myocytes results in [Ca2+]i abnormal increase and calcium overload by increasing Na+/Ca2+ exchange current.Late preconditioning in cardiac myocytes is triggered by transient and repeated anoxia and captopril,which slightly increases Na+/Ca2+ exchange current and [Ca2+]i and restraines the abnormal increasing of Na+/Ca2+ exchange current and calcium overload induced by subsequenced anoxia-reoxygenation injury,so it plays an delayed protective role in cardiac myocytes.L-typed calcium passage is not involved in calcium overloaded and late preconditioning of calcium in myocytes during reperfusion.
Keywords:Captopril  Calcium channels  L-type  Cardiomyocytes  Anoxia
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