Anesthetic blocking of nerve membrane conductances by internal and external applications.

作者: Toshio Narahashi , John W. Moore , Robin N. Poston

DOI: 10.1002/NEU.480010103

关键词: BiologyConductanceBiophysicsPentobarbitalAnestheticDepolarizationAnesthesiaTropineMembrane potentialDibucaineTetrodotoxin

摘要: Dibucaine hydrochloride, pentobarbital sodium, tropine p-tolyl acetate hydrochloride (tertiary form), and methiodide (quaternary form) reversibly blocked both peak transient steadystate components of conductance changes from either side the squid nerve membrane. With external internal applications dibucaine with application tertiary topine, steady-state current declined somewhat, leaving a “hump.” The time to early was unaffected by or dibucaine, but prolonged pentobarbital. curve relating membrane potential shifted along axis in direction depolarization It is suggested that mechanism blockage these anesthetic agents different tetrodotoxin uncharged lipid-soluble chemicals.

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