Properties of a Cl(-)-conductive pathway(s) in microsomes from rat kidney inner medulla. Involvement of cystic fibrosis transmembrane regulator protein.

The properties of a protein-kinase-A(PKA)-activated Cl(-)-conductive pathway(s) in alkaline phosphatase-enriched microsomes from the rat inner medulla (IMV) were investigated. Transcripts of cystic fibrosis transmembrane regulator (CFTR) were detected by reverse transcription/polymerase analysis of total RNA from the inner medulla, while immunoblot analysis using anti-CFTR antibodies detected a 170-kDa protein in the IMV. The PKA Cl(-)-conductive pathway(s) was studied by measuring the rate of valinomycin-induced microsomal swelling by light scattering. PKA increased the rate of valinomycin-induced swelling of vesicles consistent with the presence of Cl(-)-conductive pathway(s). The pharmacological properties and anion selectivity of the PKA-activated Cl(-)-conductive pathway(s) were similar to those of the CFTR Cl(-) channel. Our results show that a CFTR Cl(-) channel and possibly another cAMP-activated pathway(s) may participate in Cl(-) secretion in the rat inner medulla.

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