ГЕМОЛИЗ И ВЫСВОБОЖДЕНИЕ ATP ИЗ ЭРИТРОЦИТОВ ЧЕЛОВЕКА И КРЫСЫ В УСЛОВИЯХ ГИПОКСИИ: СРАВНИТЕЛЬНЫЙ АНАЛИЗ, "Биологические Мембраны: Журнал Мембранной И Клеточной Биологии"

Background. Disruption of the energy balance of erythrocytes under conditions of a decrease in the glycolysis level can cause a change in the ion permeability of their membrane. The aim. To study Ca2+-dependent potassium permeability of the erythrocytes membrane in the presence of SH group modifiers under conditions of glucose deficiency. Materials and methods. The study used precipitated erythrocytes obtained from the blood of 20 male Wistar rats. The change in the Ca2+-dependent potassium conductivity of the erythrocyte membrane was determined using the potentiometric method. The A23187-and redox-induced hyperpolarization responses of erythrocytes were evaluated. Results. Glucose deficiency in the medium, as well as the use of the glycolysis inhibitor 2-deoxyglucose, led to an increase in the amplitude of A23187-stimulated membrane hyperpolarization by the opening of the Gardos channels. At the same time, the redox-dependent hyperpolarization of the erythrocyte membrane turned out to be insensitive to a decrease in the glucose content in the medium and to the glycolysis inhibition. The effects of SH group modifiers in the normal incubation medium and under glucose deficiency turned out to be multidirectional and depended on the method of stimulation of Gardos channels. Conclusion. The results obtained indicate that metabolic disorders in erythrocytes under conditions of glucose deficiency lead to a change in the mechanisms of control of Gardos channels with the participation of SH groups of the proteins of these channels or their regulatory proteins.

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The role of SH groups in the regulation of Gardos channels in glucose deficiency

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et al. 2022

Acta biomedica scientifica

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