一氧化氮介导离体灌注大鼠肠系膜微血管通透性?

K Addicks, S Arnhold, P Fasching, C Hoffmann, W Bloch
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采用离体灌注肠系膜制剂结合活体/荧光显微镜装置,研究了一氧化氮对肠系膜通透性的影响。荧光标记物为fitc -葡聚糖mol wt 70000道尔顿。组织处理采用no -donor,如SNP或GTN。此外,还测试了缓激肽、l -硝基精氨酸或两者结合对通透性调节的影响。结果表明,一氧化氮供体并没有增强微血管通透性,而缓激素增加微血管通透性的作用是通过一氧化氮不依赖的途径介导的。
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Nitric oxide mediates microvascular permeability in the isolated perfused rat mesentery?

The permeability influencing effect of nitric oxide was studied by means of an isolated perfused mesentery preparation in combination with a intravital/fluorescence microscopic set up. As a fluorescent marker served FITC-dextran mol wt 70,000 daltons. Tissue treatment was performed by application of NO-donors like SNP or GTN. Additionally the effects of bradykinin, L-nitroarginine or the combination of both were tested in regard to a permeability modulation. The results point out that NO-donors did not enhance microvascular permeability, whereas the permeability increasing effect of bradykinin is mediated by an NO-independent pathway.

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