Vol.

170,

July

31, 1990

No.

2, 1990

BIOCHEMICAL

BIOPHYSICAL

RESEARCH

COMMUNICATIONS Pages

REGULATlON ALKALINIZATION

MARK

AND

OF cGMP

PRODUCTION

IN CULTURED RAT INNER DUCT CELLS

S. SISKIND,

EDWARD

A. ALEXANDER,

BY INTRACELLULAR MEDULLARY

AND

JOHN

COLLECTING

H. SCHWARTZ

THORNDIKE MEMORIAL LABORATORY, RENAL SECTION, BOSTON HOSPITAL, 818 HARRISON AVE., BOSTON, MA 02118 Received

June

15,

8604366

CITY

1990

We evaluated the relationship between cell pH and cGMP production in cultured rat renal inner medullary collecting duct cells. The cGMP level, 21%, was not different in control vs. alkalinized cells, 4e17 fmol/mg protein (~~0.5). 10-f fM atrial natriureitic peptide (ANF) enhanced cGMP production in alkalinized cells, 42634 vs. 141+9*. Conversely, alkalinization inhibited 10’4M nitroprusside (SNP) induced cGMP formation, 29+9 vs. 332?67*. Phosphodiesterase inhibition abolished the difference in cGMP production by ANF but did not reverse the inhibitory effect of alkalinization on SNP induced cGMP production. In rat renal inner medullary collecting duct cells, cellular alkalinization plays a significant role in the regulation of guanylate cyclase 01990 Academic Press, Inc. mediated cGMP production. l =p

Regulation of cGMP production by intracellular alkalinization in cultured rat inner medullary collecting duct cells.

We evaluated the relationship between cell pH and cGMP production in cultured rat renal inner medullary collecting duct cells. The cGMP level, 21 +/- ...
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