Influence of calcitonin gene-related peptide release on pH-induced mechanical depression in rat atria.

作者: A. Gómez Alvis , V. Milesi , A. Rebolledo , J. Raingo , A. O. Grassi de Gende

DOI: 10.1536/JHJ.42.507

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摘要: Rat atria is richly innervated by sensory nerve fibers that release CGRP when stimulated either capsaicin or acid pH. We studied the physiological relevance of pH-induced on changes in atrial contractility and relaxation produced lowering Isolated electrically paced at 2.77 Hz were exposed to a 10-minute period metabolic acidosis (pH=6.73±0.01, n=28) after: 1) induced 0.5 μM; 2) blockage with ruthenium red (RR) 5 3) no pretreatment; 4) receptor CGRP8-37 1 μM. Contractility significantly less depressed pH was prevented RR activation blocked CGRP8-37. The results suggest receptors may be physiologically involved contributing depression rat atria.

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