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The Investigation On The Mechanism Of Cardiovascular Effects Of Endothelin-11-31

Posted on:2006-07-13Degree:DoctorType:Dissertation
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y LuFull Text:PDF
GTID:1104360155450749Subject:Physiology
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Abstract: ET-11-31, a novel member of the endothelin family comprising 31 amino acids and derived from the selective hydrolysis of big ET-1 by chymase. Although the peripheral effects of ET--11-31 have been well determined, the cardiovascular role of ET--11-31 is not fully understood. Our study suggested that administration of ET--11-31 through coronary artery increased blood pressure of rats. Central administration of ET--11-31 produced biphasic cardiovascular effects. The central effects of ET--11-31 which were mediated through ETA receptors and did nothing with ETB receptors, result from ET--11-31 converting to ET--11-21 ET--11-31 increase [Ca2+]I, but 10-8 mol/L terminated [Ca2+]I, which were partly attenuated by phosphoramidon.
Keywords/Search Tags:Endothelin--11-31, blood pressure, heart rates, lateral cerebral ventricle, rostral ventrolateral medulla, Endothelin receptor, Endothelin converting enzyme, adrernegic receptor, calcium ions, cardiomyocyte
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