Biological & Pharmaceutical Bulletin 1993-04-01

Cardiac glycoside-induced elevation of intracellular Na+ ion concentration in human erythrocytes studied by 23Na NMR spectroscopy: relationship between inotropy speed and elevation rate of intracellular Na+ ion concentration.

T Tanase, N Murakami, A Nagatsu, J Sakakibara

Index: Biol. Pharm. Bull. 16(4) , 431-3, (1993)

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Abstract

Elevation of intracellular sodium ion concentration in human erythrocyte induced by the cardiac glycoside, proscillaridin, and its four derivatives was measured using 23Na NMR spectrometry. In this examination, there was a significant correlation between the time to half maximum inotropic effect and the time to maximum of Na+ concentrations in human erythrocyte, determined by 23Na NMR.

Related Compounds

  • Proscillaridin A

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