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Ca2+-uptake and-release phenomena from cardiac mitochondria under normal and ischemic conditions

Ca2+-Aufnahme-und-Freisetzungsphänomene kardialer Mitochondrien unter Normalbedingungen und nach Ischämie

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Guinea-pig and dog heart mitochondria were isolated in a KEA-medium. Ca2+-transport across mitochondrial membranes was measured continuously with an Aminco Dual-Wavelength-Spectrophotometer and murexide as a Ca2+-sensitive indicator. Ischemia was produced by cardioplegia at 15°C according toBretschneider. Guinea-pig heart mitochondria as well as mitochondria from dog heart show a spontaneous Ca2+-release without nonphysiological influence. Addition of 3.5 M Na+ can induce a very quick release of Ca2+ taken up by heart mitochondria. This release is different from that occurring spontaneously. Progressive ischemia results in a marked depression of Ca2+-uptake and spontaneous Ca2+-release.

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Meerschweinchen- und Hundeherzmitochondrien wurden in einem KEA-Medium isoliert und der mitochondriale Ca2+-Transport kontinuierlich mit einem Aminco-DW-2-Spektrophotometer und Murexid als Indikator gemessen. Ebenso wie bei Meerschweinchenherzmitochondrien läßt sich eine spontane Ca2+-Freisetzung auch bei Mitochondrien aus Hundeherzen zeigen. Ein anderer Typ der Ca2+-Freisetzung läßt sich durch Zugabe von 3,5 mM Na+ induzieren. Mit zunehmender ischämischer Myokardzellschädigung nimmt die mitochondriale Ca2+-Aufnahme und die spontane Freisetzung beträchtlich ab.

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Göring, G.G., Spieckermann, P.G. Ca2+-uptake and-release phenomena from cardiac mitochondria under normal and ischemic conditions. Basic Res Cardiol 73, 126–132 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01914660

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