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Table 1.1 Physiological classification of diuretic drugs. Proximal diuretics Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors Acetazolamide Loop diuretics NaK2Cl NKCC2 ; inhibitors Furosemide Bumetanide Torsemide Ethacrynic acid DCT diuretics NaCl NCCT ; inhibitors Hydrochlorothiazide Metolazone Chlorthalidone Indapamide Many others CD diuretics Na channel blockers ENaC inhibitors ; Amiloride Triameterene Aldosterone antagonists Spironolactone Eplerenone.
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KCC2 reportedly encodes a K -Cl cotransporter with significant activity under isotonic conditions when expressed in Xenopus oocytes and only minimal activation by cell swelling 21 ; . Therefore, it is likely that much of the observed differences in volume sensitivity is due to variation in the structure of the four KCC proteins. The two major loop diuretics inhibit KCC4, with an inhibitor sensitivity that is lower than that observed for KCC1. The reported effect of external potassium [K ]e ; on the inhibition of K -Cl cotransport by loop diuretics 33 ; was observed for KCC4 but not KCC1. We observed a significantly different effect of furosemide and bumetanide on KCC4 at variable [K ]e, with the minimal and maximal effect at [K ]e and 6 mM, respectively. In contrast, no effect of [K ]e was observed for the inhibition of KCC1 by loop diuretics. This finding suggests that, as the isoform with the lower inhibitor affinity, the inhibition of KCC4 is more dependent on the positive effect of [K ]e the interaction between the transporter protein and loop diuretics. Similar to our loop diuretic experiments, the anion transport inhibitor DIDS inhibited the function of KCC4 and KCC1, with an apparent Ki that was dramatically lowered by an increase in [K ]e. Almost no effect was observed at 2 mM ]e, while in 50 mM ]e, 86Rb influx was completely blocked by a 100 M DIDS concentration. This relationship between [K ]e and the inhibition of the K -Cl cotransporter by DIDS was previously observed in low potassium sheep red blood cells 34 ; and was explained by the existence of two sites for K in the cotransporter: a modifier site and a transport site. Of interest, DIDS can also inhibit the function of the thiazidesensitive Na -Cl cotransporter but has no effect on the bumetanide-sensitive Na -K -2Cl cotransporter 26 ; . The acid alkaloid DIOA, considered a specific inhibitor of red cell K -Cl cotransport 27 ; , also inhibited KCC4 and KCC1. However, in contrast to DIDS and loop diuretics, all of which primarily inhibit anion transporters and exchangers 35, 36 ; , the higher the [K ]e, the lower the efficacy of DIOA. However, even in a very high [K ]e 50 the inhibition of 86Rb influx by 100 M DIOA was still greater than 50%. The increased 86Rb uptake induced by KCC4 was also inhibited by about 20% in low and 40% in high [K ]e by concentration of the thiazide-diuretic trichlormethiazide. The members of the electroneutral cation chloride coupled cotransporters have been defined in part due to their sensitivity to diuretics. The Na -K -2Cl cotransporters are sensitive to loop diuretics, derivates of sulfamoylbenzoic acid, and resistant to the benzothiadiazine derivates, whereas the Na -Cl cotransporter is inhibited by thiazides but not affected by loop diuretics 12 ; . Our results suggest that KCC4, which exhibits a low degree of identity with the sodium-dependent cation-chloride cotransporters 22% ; , can be inhibited not only by loop diuretics but also by thiazide-type diuretics. A similar observation has been reported by Harling et al. 37 ; , who showed that the plant cation-chloride cotransporter AXI 4, which exhibits the highest sequence identity with the KCCs 36 38% ; , can also be inhibited by bumetanide, furosemide, and the thiazide-like diuretic metolazone. We have found that KCC4 and KCC1 can be blocked by the addition of 10 mM BaCl2 to the uptake medium, with a relative sensitivity of KCC4 KCC1. Although red cell K -Cl cotransport is at least partially sensitive to quinidine derivatives 38 ; , this is the first indication that the cloned K -Cl cotransporters are directly sensitive to BaCl2. This observation is also consistent with the controversial proposal by Greger and Schlatter 7 ; that the basolateral membrane of renal thick ascending limb cells contains a barium-sensitive K -Cl cotransporter. The observation by Amlal et al. 8 ; that a thick and buprenorphine.
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Fig. 2. Rates of NO2- influx nmol cm-2 h-1 ; in the anterior, mid and posterior segments of freshly isolated flounder intestine during two successive 2 h flux periods. Open columns are vehicle control dimethylsulphoxide ; values. Filled columns are values obtained in the presence of 10-4 mol l-1 bumetanide in the mucosal solution A ; , 10-3 mol l-1 DIDS in the mucosal solution B ; and 10-3 mol l-1 DIDS in both the mucosal and serosal solutions C ; . Values are means + S.E.M. N 6 in all cases ; . An asterisk indicates a statistically significant difference from the corresponding control value P 0.05 and butorphanol.
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