2019
DOI: 10.1113/ep087760
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Imipramine as an alternative to formamide to detubulate rat ventricular cardiomyocytes

Abstract: New Findings What is the central question of this study?Can imipramine, an antidepressant agent that is a cationic amphiphilic drug that interferes with the phosphatidylinositol 4,5‐bisphosphate (PI(4,5)P2) interactions with proteins maintaining the tubular system, be validated as a new detubulating tool? What is the main finding and its importance?Imipramine was validated as a more efficient and less toxic detubulating agent of cardiomyocytes than formamide. New insights are provided on how PI(4,5)P2 is cruc… Show more

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“…To verify our method, we investigated the effect of detubulation induced by imipramine ( Bourcier et al, 2019 ). We first confirmed the detubulation effect of imipramine by measuring the inward rectifier potassium tail current ( I K1,tail ) in Tyrode solution in both control ventricular myocytes and in ventricular myocytes pre-treated with 225 μM imipramine in which I K1,tail was strongly suppressed, as expected ( Supplementary Figure S4A ).…”
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“…To verify our method, we investigated the effect of detubulation induced by imipramine ( Bourcier et al, 2019 ). We first confirmed the detubulation effect of imipramine by measuring the inward rectifier potassium tail current ( I K1,tail ) in Tyrode solution in both control ventricular myocytes and in ventricular myocytes pre-treated with 225 μM imipramine in which I K1,tail was strongly suppressed, as expected ( Supplementary Figure S4A ).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In contrast, studies using the often-used detubulation techniques report lower values of f t in rat ventricular myocytes. Most data were obtained using hyperosmotic shock (e.g., f t = 0.264 in Kawai et al, 1999 , 0.29 in Brette and Orchard 2006 , 0.32 in Brette et al, 2006 , 0.315 in Bryant et al, 2015 ); later studies report values obtained from hypoosmotic shock (0.27 in Moench et al, 2013 ) or from the effect of imipramine (∼0.4 in Bourcier et al, 2019 ). The value f t = 0.337 ± 0.017 estimated by our new method ( Figure 3C ) fits well with the range of values obtained so far by detubulation approaches.…”
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“…This network is called the transverse (T−) tubules (TT) system, although the invaginations may often bifurcate in the axial direction or form branches (36). These tubular structures are found mostly in adult ventricular myocytes, where they represent about 30% of the total cell membrane (12, 17), and occur near the sarcomeric z-discs (18), allowing functional junction with the SR called dyad. They are critical for EC coupling by concentrating LTCCs and positioning them at close proximity of RyR2 clusters at the junction of SR to form Ca 2+ release units (31, 63).…”
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