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Cyanide-induced Alteration of the Adenylate Energy Pool in a Rat Neurosecretory Cell Line by Edward U. Maduh; Joseph L. Borowitz; Gary E. Isom is a Environmental Science article available to read on EtoBox.

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Cultures of a rat PC12 pheochromocytoma neurosecretory cell line were used to determine the responsiveness of oxidative energy status of isolated neuronal cells to cyanide exposure. lntracellular levels of ATP and its immediate metabolites, ADP and AMP, were measured in monolayer cultures of PC12 cells incubated for &30 min with KCN (10 mM). Over the period 2.5-30 min, cyanide treatment decreased ATP levels by 32-51% but ADP and AMP levels were not altered significantly. Additionally, ATPIADP and ATP/AMP ratios were significantly reduced in KCN-intoxicated cells. These alterations in energy status may explain the prompt ablation of ion homeostasis reported previously in this model upon exposure to KCN. The energy-depleting actions of cyanide were not modified by pretreatment of cells with diltiazem, a calcium channel antagonist demonstrated to possess cytoprotective activity against histotoxic hypoxia induced by cyanide. Since PC I2 cells rapidly respond to cyanide, with predictable depletions of the cell adenylate energy pool, this cell line can serve as a suitable in vifro model for studies of neurotoxicity involving ischemidhypoxic conditions.

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Author
Edward U. Maduh; Joseph L. Borowitz; Gary E. Isom
Publisher
John Wiley and Sons; Wiley (John Wiley & Sons); John Wiley & Sons Inc.; Wiley; Research Square (ISSN 0260-437X)
Published
1991
Language
EN
Field
Environmental Science (Physical Sciences)