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Experimental Physiology 82.3 pp 521-536
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Experimental Physiology, Vol 82, Issue 3, 521-536
Copyright © 1997 by The Physiological Society


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Beta-agonist-induced activation of Na+ absorption and KCl release in rat fetal distal lung epithelium: a study of cell volume regulation

T Nakahari and Y Marunaka

The effects of terbutaline (a selective beta 2-adrenoceptor agonist) on cell volume and ion transport in rat fetal distal lung epithelial (FDLE) cells were studied. In FDLE cells, benzamil (1 microM) induced cell shrinkage, while cell volume was increased by 1 mM quinine or 2 mM Ba2+ but was not affected by 5-nitro-2-(3-phenylpropylamino)-benzoic acid (NPPB, 20 microM). Terbutaline (10 nM) induced transient cell swelling, which was suppressed by benzamil, while 10 microM terbutaline induced initial rapid cell shrinkage followed by delayed slow cell shrinkage, which was suppressed by 1 mM quinine or 20 microM NPPB but not by 2 mM Ba2+. Application of benzamil enhanced the cell shrinkage induced by 10 microM terbutaline. These observations suggest that: (1) benzamil-blockable Na(+)-permeable channels and quinine- and Ba(2+)-blockable K+ channels contribute to maintenance of cell volume of FDLE cells; (2) terbutaline at both 10 nM and 10 microM activates benzamil-blockable Na(+)-permeable channels; (3) quinine-blockable K+ channels are activated by 10 microM terbutaline; and (4) NPPB-blockable Cl- channels are responsible for Cl- movement in cell volume changes induced by terbutaline. The present study demonstrates that the cellular mechanisms of volume change induced by terbutaline are closely related to activation of Na+ absorption and KCl release.


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