Mikropunktionsuntersuchung der geklammerten Niere bei einseitig nephrektomierten Ratten mit experimentellem renalen Hochdruck

Lowitz, Hans-Dieter; Stumpe, Klaus O.; Ochwadt, Bruno

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“…In the clamped kidney overall G FR and fractional water reabsorp tion was normal, but sodium reabsorption o f the distal tubule was diminished. As the inhibition of distal tubular sodium reabsorption was abolished by contralateral nephrectomy-a procedure known to normalize the high renin content of the clamped kidney [23]-it was suggested that the inhibition of sodium reabsorption was due to the high renin and/or angiotensin content [19].…”

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Micropuncture Study of the Action of Angiotensin-II on Tubular Sodium and Water Reabsorption in the Rat

Lowitz

Stumpe

Ochwadt³

1969

Nephron

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The effect of val-äangiotensin-II-amide on tubular sodium and water reabsorption in the rat kidney was studied by micropuncture techniques. An angiotensin infusion of 0.2–0.5 µg/min/kg caused a significant increase ( + 16 mEq/l) in the sodium concentration of tubular fluid collected from the distal tubule, as compared to collections made from the same site of the tubule during saline infusion alone. TF/P-inulin ratio remained unchanged. Glomerular filtration rate, sodium and water excretion were unaltered. During an angiotensin infusion of 1.0-1.5 µg/min/kg a similar elevation of the distal tubular sodium concentration was observed, but TF/P-inulin ratio decreased significantly. Urinary water and sodium excretion increased. An elevation of the intratubular concentration of angiotensin to 2.5 µg/ml had no effect upon tubular reabsorptive capacity, as measured by the ‘split oil-droplet method’ in the proximal or in the distal tubule. Direct application of angiotensin from the capillary side of the tubule by peritubular perfusion did not alter ‘reabsorptive half-time’ in the proximal tubule, but caused a significant prolongation of ‘reabsorptive half-time’ in the distal tubule from 35.6–67.7 sec. These results demonstrate that angiotensin, offered from the capillary side of the tubule, directly inhibits sodium reabsorption in the distal tubule.

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