Intracellular [Ca 2+] and K + and Cl − efflux responses in submandibular cells of neonatal and adult rats
The effects of graded doses (5 × 10 −8 to 10 −5 ) acetylcholine on intracellular Ca 2+ and on 86Rb and 36Cl efflux were compared in submandibular cell clusters of 1 and 7 day-old and adult rats. Initial Ca 2+ peaks were similar at agonists concentrations lower than 10 −7 M but the release of Rb + an...
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description | The effects of graded doses (5 × 10
−8 to 10
−5 ) acetylcholine on intracellular Ca
2+ and on
86Rb and
36Cl efflux were compared in submandibular cell clusters of 1 and 7 day-old and adult rats. Initial Ca
2+ peaks were similar at agonists concentrations lower than 10
−7 M but the release of Rb
+ and Cl
− were smaller in cells of young animals.At higher agonist concentrations, Ca
2+ peaks were higher in immature cells; however, initial Cl
− (but not Rb
+) efflux was similar to that of mature cells. Plateau Ca
2+ levels were independent of age and agonist concentrations but the content of Cl
− and Rb
+ varied greatly and differences between age groups were less evident. These data confirm a dissociation between intracellular Ca
2+ levels and Ca
2+-mediated ion transport in immature salivary cells. |
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2+ peaks were similar at agonists concentrations lower than 10
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36Cl efflux were compared in submandibular cell clusters of 1 and 7 day-old and adult rats. Initial Ca
2+ peaks were similar at agonists concentrations lower than 10
−7 M but the release of Rb
+ and Cl
− were smaller in cells of young animals.At higher agonist concentrations, Ca
2+ peaks were higher in immature cells; however, initial Cl
− (but not Rb
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