Effects of Removal of Na〔+〕 and Cl〔-〕 on Spontaneous Electrical Activity, Slow Wave, in the Circular Muscle of the Guinea-Pig Gastric Antrum

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  • Effects of Removal of Na+ and Cl- on Spontaneous Electrical Activity, Slow Wave, in the Circular Muscle of the Guinea-Pig Gastric Antrum.

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In the circular muscle of the guinea-pig gastric antrum, a decrease in the external Na+ to less than 20 mM produced depolarization of the membrane with transient prolongation of the slow wave. This was followed by a high rhythmic activity. The activity was inhibited by reapplication of Na+ before recovery. The depolarization in Na+-deficient solution was prevented and rhythmic activity continued at about 5/min for at least 6 min by simultaneous removal of K+, Ca2+, or Cl. After exposure to a Na+- and Cl-deficient solution for a few minutes, reapplication of the Na+ in Cl-deficient solution inhibited generation of the slow wave until Cl reapplication. Similar results were obtained when Na+ and Cl were reapplied in the absence of K+ after exposure to a Na+-, K+-free , and Cl-deficient solution, although the inhibition was weaker than Na+ reapplication in a Cl-deficient solution. In the presence of furosemide or bumetanide, a strong inhibition of activity was produced by the reapplication of Na+ and Cl after exposure to an Na+- and Cl-deficient solution. A hypothesis is presented that intracellular Ca2+ concentration ([Ca2+]i) is the most important factor determining the generation and frequency of the slow wave and that [Ca2+]i is regulated by the Na+ concentration gradient across the plasma membrane. The recovery of the Na+ concentration gradient by Na+ reapplication after removal of Na+ and Cl is mainly controlled by a Na+-K+-Cl co-transport.<br>

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