英文摘要 |
Electromechanical effects of dehdroevodiamine chloride (DeHE), an alkaloid isolated from Wu-Chu-Yu (Evodiae frutus), on mammalian atrial and ventricular tissues were studied using electrophysiological technique. In rabbit sinoatrial tissues, 1-30μM DeHE increased the spontaneous cycle length, reduced the maximum diastolic potential, inhibited the rate and amplitude of phase-0 depolarization, and could induce conduction block. In rabbit and guinea pig papillary muscle fibers, DeHE increased significantly the duration of action potential at concentrations (0.1-0.3μM) which did not affect the rate of phase-0 depolarization of fast action potential and the force of contraction. At a concentration of 1μM or higher, DeHE could induce low amplitude early after depolarization near plateau level. When the papillary muscle fibers were depolarized in high [K]0 in the presence of epinephrine, DeHE depressed the upstroke velocity and amplitude of slow response action potential. The effects of DeHE on ionic currents were also studied in single myocytes isolated from guinea pig ventricle using whole-cell patch-clamp technique. DeHE (1-30μM) inhibited significantly the slow inward Ca current. It is suggested that DeHE decreased sinus rate and depressed slow response action potentials through a reduction of Ca current. |