Effects of Nifedipine and Nickel on Plateau Potentials Generated in Submucosal Interstitial Cells Distributed in the Mouse Proximal Colon
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The effects of nifedipine and nickel ions (Ni^<2+>), known inhibitors of L- and T-type voltage-gated Ca-channels respectively, were investigated on plateau potentials recorded from submucosal interstitial cells distributed in the mouse proximal colon. Plateau potentials were generated at a frequency of about 15 times min^<-1> and were formed of two components. The primary component had an initial fast rate of rise with a transient potential (rate of rise, 130 mV/s; peak amplitude, 35 mV) and was followed by a secondary plateau component with a sustained potential (amplitude, 25 mV; duration, 2.6 s). Each cell from which recordings were made was injected with neurobiotin. Subsequent morphological examination with a confocal microscope indicated successful visualization of injected cells only in the presence of 18β-glycylrhetinic acid (an inhibitor of gap junctional connections), suggesting that these cells were dye-coupled with surrounding cells. The cells injected with neurobiotin exhibited an oval-shapped cell body with bipolar processes and were distributed in the submucosal layer, suggesting that they were submucosal interstitial cells of Cajal (ICC-SM). The plateau potentials were not altered by 0.01 μM nifedipine, but were reduced in duration by 0.1 μM nifedipine, and abolished by 1 μM nifedipine. The rate of rise of plateau potentials, but not their amplitude, was reduced by Ni^<2+> (>10μM), with no significant alteration of the membrane potential. In the presence of 100 μM Ni^<2+>, the plateau potentials were changed to a triangular form. Thus, the plateau potentials were formed by two types of voltage-gated channel current: the initial component was produced by a Ni^<2+>-sensitive channel current and the plateau component by a nifedipine-sensitive current. The possible involvement of two different types of voltage-gated Ca^<2+>-channels in the generation of submucosal pacemaker potentials was discussed.
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著者
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SUZUKI Hikaru
Department of Physiology, Nagoya City University Medical School
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TAKANO Hiromichi
Department of Physiology, Nagoya City University Medical School
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Yoneda Satoshi
Department Of Thoracic Surgery Imakiire General Hospital
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Yoneda S
Department Of Physiology Nagoya City University Medical School : Department Of Physiology Ii Nar Med
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Yoneda Satoshi
Third Department Of Internal Medicine Nara Medical University
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Yoneda Satoshi
Department Of Physiology Ii Nara Medical University
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TAKAKI Miyako
Department of Physiology II, Nara Medical University
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Takaki Miyako
Department Of Physiology Ii Nara Medical University
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Takaki M
Department Of Physiology Ii Nar Medical University
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Suzuki Hikaru
Department Of Cell Physiology Nagoya City University Medical School
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Suzuki Hikaru
Department Of Physiology Nagoya City University Medical
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Yoneda Satoshi
Department Of Applied Chemistry Faculty Of Engineering Kyushu Institute Of Technology
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Takano H
Department Of Physiology Nagoya City University Medical School
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Takano Hiromichi
Department Of Physiology Ii Kanazawa Medical University
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Suzuki Hikaru
Department Of Cardiology Tokyo Women's Medical University
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