[3H]ethylpropylamiloride, a radio-labelled diuretic for the analysis of the Na+/H+ exchange system. Its use with kidney cell membranes.
AUTOR(ES)
Vigne, P
RESUMO
The interaction of amiloride and several amiloride derivatives with the Na+/H+ exchange system in Madin-Darby canine kidney cells and in rabbit renal microvillus membrane vesicles was studied from 22Na+ uptake experiments. On both types of preparation, the order of potency of the different molecules tested is: ethylisopropylamiloride greater than ethylpropylamiloride (EPA) greater than amiloride greater than benzamil. 3H-labelled EPA was prepared and used to titrate amiloride binding sites in solubilized microvillus membranes. Kinetics experiments, equilibrium binding studies and competition experiments between [3H]EPA and unlabelled EPA indicate that EPA recognizes a single family of binding sites with a Kd value of 45 nM and a maximum binding capacity of 2 pmol/mg of protein. The order of potency of different amiloride analogs tested in [3H]EPA competition experiments is identical to that found for the inhibition of 22Na+ uptake by the Na+/H+ exchange system, suggesting that [3H]EPA binding sites are associated with the Na+/H+ exchange system. [3H]EPA binding sites are pharmacologically distinct from those of [3H]benzamil and [3H]bumetanide in kidney membranes.
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