The effects of phorbol-12,13-dibuterate （PDBu） on total sodium current （INa-total）, tetrodotoxin-resistant sodium current （INa-TFXr）, 4-AP-sensitive potassium current （IA） and TEA-sensitive potassium current ...The effects of phorbol-12,13-dibuterate （PDBu） on total sodium current （INa-total）, tetrodotoxin-resistant sodium current （INa-TFXr）, 4-AP-sensitive potassium current （IA） and TEA-sensitive potassium current （IK） in trigeminal ganglion （TG） neurons were investigated. Whole-cell patch clamp techniques were used to record ion currents in cultured TG neurons of rats. Results revealed that 0.5μmol/L PDBu reduced the amplitude of INa-total by （38.3±4.5）% （n=6, P〈0.05）, but neither the G-V curve （control： V0.5 =-17.1±4.3 mV, k=7.4±1.3; PDBu： V0.5=-15.9±5.9 mV, k=5.9±1.4; n=6, P〉0.05） nor the inactivation rate constant （control： 3.6±0.9 ms; PDBu： 3.6±0.8 ms; n=6, P〉0.05） was altered. 0.5 μmol/L PDBu could significantly increase the amplitude of INa-TFXr by （37.2± 3.2）% （n=9, P〈0.05） without affecting the G-V curve （control： V0.5=-14.7±6.0 mV, k=6.9± 1.4; PDBu： V0.5=- 11.1±5.3 mV, k=8.1± 1.5; n=5, P〉0.05 ） or the inactivation rate constant （control： 4.6±0.6 ms; PDBu： 4.2±0.5 ms; n=5, P〉0.05）. 0.5 μmol/L PDBu inhibited IK by （15.6±5.0） % （n=16, P〈0.05）, and V0.5 was significantly altered from - 4.7±1.4 mV to -7.9 ±1.8 mV （n=16, P〈0.05）. IA was not significantly affected by PDBu, 0.5μmol/L PDBu decreased IA by only （0.3±3.2）% （n=5, P〉0.05）. It was concluded that PDBu inhibited INa-total ：.but enhanced INa-TFXr, and inhibited IK without affecting IA. These data suggested that the activation of PKC pathway could exert the actions.展开更多
基金This project was supported by a grant from National Natu-ral Sciences Foundation of China (No. 30271500).
文摘The effects of phorbol-12,13-dibuterate （PDBu） on total sodium current （INa-total）, tetrodotoxin-resistant sodium current （INa-TFXr）, 4-AP-sensitive potassium current （IA） and TEA-sensitive potassium current （IK） in trigeminal ganglion （TG） neurons were investigated. Whole-cell patch clamp techniques were used to record ion currents in cultured TG neurons of rats. Results revealed that 0.5μmol/L PDBu reduced the amplitude of INa-total by （38.3±4.5）% （n=6, P〈0.05）, but neither the G-V curve （control： V0.5 =-17.1±4.3 mV, k=7.4±1.3; PDBu： V0.5=-15.9±5.9 mV, k=5.9±1.4; n=6, P〉0.05） nor the inactivation rate constant （control： 3.6±0.9 ms; PDBu： 3.6±0.8 ms; n=6, P〉0.05） was altered. 0.5 μmol/L PDBu could significantly increase the amplitude of INa-TFXr by （37.2± 3.2）% （n=9, P〈0.05） without affecting the G-V curve （control： V0.5=-14.7±6.0 mV, k=6.9± 1.4; PDBu： V0.5=- 11.1±5.3 mV, k=8.1± 1.5; n=5, P〉0.05 ） or the inactivation rate constant （control： 4.6±0.6 ms; PDBu： 4.2±0.5 ms; n=5, P〉0.05）. 0.5 μmol/L PDBu inhibited IK by （15.6±5.0） % （n=16, P〈0.05）, and V0.5 was significantly altered from - 4.7±1.4 mV to -7.9 ±1.8 mV （n=16, P〈0.05）. IA was not significantly affected by PDBu, 0.5μmol/L PDBu decreased IA by only （0.3±3.2）% （n=5, P〉0.05）. It was concluded that PDBu inhibited INa-total ：.but enhanced INa-TFXr, and inhibited IK without affecting IA. These data suggested that the activation of PKC pathway could exert the actions.
