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Am J Physiol Cell Physiol 265: C1201-C1210, 1993;
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AJP - Cell Physiology, Vol 265, Issue 5 C1201-C1210, Copyright © 1993 by American Physiological Society


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Effect of osmotic swelling and shrinkage on Na(+)-K+ pump activity in mammalian cardiac myocytes

D. W. Whalley, L. C. Hool, R. E. Ten Eick and H. H. Rasmussen
Department of Cardiology, Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

The effect on the sarcolemmal Na(+)-K+ pump of exposure to anisosmolar solutions was examined using whole cell patch clamping and ion-selective microelectrodes. Na(+)-K+ pump currents were measured in single ventricular myocytes by using pipette Na+ concentrations ([Na]pip) of 0-70 mM. The relationship between [Na]pip and pump current was well described by the Hill equation. The [Na]pip for half-maximal pump current (K0.5) was 21.4 mM in isosmolar (310 mosM) solution. K0.5 was 12.8 mM during cell swelling in hyposmolar solution (240 mosM) and 39.0 mM during cell shrinkage in hyperosmolar solution (464 mosM). The maximal pump currents, derived from the best fit of the Hill equation, and the Hill coefficients were similar in isosmolar, hyposmolar, and hyperosmolar solutions. A sustained (> 20 min) decrease in the intracellular Na+ activity developed during exposure of intact papillary muscles to hyposmolar solutions, and a sustained increase developed during exposure to hyperosmolar solutions. We conclude that osmotic myocyte swelling stimulates the sarcolemmal Na(+)-K+ pump at near-physiological levels of intracellular Na+, whereas shrinkage inhibits the pump. These changes are due to increases and decreases, respectively, in the apparent affinity of the pump for Na+.


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