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H2155-H2160
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5
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273
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Effects of ionic channel antagonists barium, cesium, and UL-FS-49 on vagal slowing of atrial rate in dogs
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American Journal of Physiology-Heart and Circulatory Physiology
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1997
1997-11
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acetylcholine; atrioventricular nodes; autonomic nervous system; block; cardiac pacemaker; Cardiovascular System & Cardiology; cat; current if; heart rate; ionic currents; pacemaker activity; parasympathetic; Physiology; purkinje-fibers; sinoatrial node cells; sinus node; stimulation; vagus nerves
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Wallick D W; Kuguoglu A; Yang T N; Stuesse S L; Levy M N
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In response to a brief vagal stimulus, the atrial rate initially slows, then transiently accelerates, and slows a second time. We determined the effects of three antagonists to two ionic channels on this characteristic triphasic pacemaker response. Brief bursts of vagal stimulation were delivered to anesthetized dogs, and atrial cycle lengths were recorded. Either barium, cesium, or UL-FS-49 was administered. Barium, which primarily blocks the acetylcholine-sensitive potassium current (I-K,I-ACh), attenuated the initial vagally induced bradycardia by >50% without affecting the subsequent acceleration or the secondary slowing. Cesium and UL-FS-49 [both of which primarily block the pacemaker current (I-f)] did not affect the initial vagal slowing of atrial rate but abolished the acceleratory portion of the response. The secondary slowing was abolished by cesium but not by UL-FS-49. We conclude that the initial rapid atrial response to acetylcholine is mediated mainly by the I-K,I-ACh, with little contribution from the I-f. The subsequent acceleration is mediated by activation of the I-f.
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<a href="http://doi.org/10.1152/ajpheart.1997.273.5.h2155" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">10.1152/ajpheart.1997.273.5.h2155</a>
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Journal Article
1997
Acetylcholine
American Journal of Physiology-Heart and Circulatory Physiology
atrioventricular nodes
autonomic nervous system
block
cardiac pacemaker
Cardiovascular System & Cardiology
cat
current if
Heart Rate
ionic currents
Journal Article
Kuguoglu A
Levy M N
pacemaker activity
parasympathetic
Physiology
purkinje-fibers
sinoatrial node cells
sinus node
Stimulation
Stuesse S L
vagus nerves
Wallick D W
Yang T N