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- W85097951 abstract "Calu-3 cells secrete HCO(3)(-) in response to cAMP agonists but can be stimulated to secrete Cl(-) with K(+) channel activating agonists. Microelectrode and impedance analysis experiments were performed to obtain a better understanding of the conductances and driving forces involved in these different modes of anion secretion in Calu-3 cells. Microelectrode studies revealed apical and basolateral membrane depolarizations upon the addition of forskolin (V(ap) -52 mV vs. -21 mV; V(bl) -60 mV vs. -44 mV) that paralleled the hyperpolarization of the mucosal negative transepithelial voltage (V(T) -8 mV vs. -23 mV). These changes were accompanied by a decrease in the apical membrane fractional resistance (F(Rap)) from approximately 0.50 to 0.08, consistent with the activation of an apical membrane conductance. The subsequent addition of 1-ethyl-2-benzimidazolinone (1-EBIO), a K(+) channel activator, hyperpolarized V(ap) to -27 mV, V(bl) to -60 mV and V(T) to -33 mV. Impedance analysis revealed the apical membrane resistance (R(ap)) of the forskolin-stimulated cells was less than 20 ohm cm(2), indeed in most monolayers R(ap) fell to less than 5 ohm cm(2). The impedance derived estimate of the basolateral membrane resistance (R(bl)) was approximately 170 ohm cm(2) in forskolin treated cells and fell to 50 ohm cm(2) with the addition of 1-EBIO. Using these values for the R(bl) and the F(Rap) value of 0.08 yields a R(ap) of approximately 14 ohm cm(2) in the presence of forskolin and 4 ohm cm(2) in the presence of forskolin plus 1-EBIO. Thus, by two independent methods, forskolin-stimulated Calu-3 cells are seen to have a very high apical membrane conductance of 50 to 200 mS/cm(2). Therefore, we would assert that even at one-tenth the anion selectivity for Cl(-), this high conductance could support the conductive exit of HCO(3)(-) across the apical membrane. We further propose that this high apical membrane conductance serves to clamp the apical membrane potential near the equilibrium potential for Cl(-) and thereby provides the driving force for HCO(3)(-) secretion in forskolin-stimulated Calu-3 cells. The hyperpolarization of V(ap) and V(bl) caused by 1-EBIO provides a driving force for Cl(-) exit across the apical membrane, inhibits the influx of HCO(3)(-) on the Na(+):HCO(3)(-) cotransporter across the basolateral membrane, activates the basolateral membrane Na(+):K:2Cl(-) cotransporter and thereby provides the switch from HCO(3)(-) secretion to Cl(-) secretion." @default.
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