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Diabetes, Vol 36, Issue 7 842-848, Copyright © 1987 by American Diabetes Association

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Diabetes decreases Na+-K+ pump concentration in skeletal muscles, heart ventricular muscle, and peripheral nerves of rat

K Kjeldsen, H Braendgaard, P Sidenius, JS Larsen and A Norgaard

Na+-K+-ATPase or the Na+-K+ pump is essential for some specific properties of muscle and nerve tissue such as contractility and excitability. Previous studies have shown conflicting variations in Na+-K+-ATPase activity or Na+-K+ pump concentration of muscle cells in experimental diabetes. Our study demonstrates that early untreated diabetes in rats induced by injection of streptozocin is associated with decreases in [3H]ouabain binding-site concentration of 24-48% in various skeletal muscles and 16% in peripheral nerves as well as a decrease in K+-dependent 3-O-methylfluorescein phosphatase activity of 21% in the heart ventricle. These effects could be prevented by insulin treatment. They probably represent a decrease in the concentration of Na+-K+ pumps. There was no evidence for more than one population of Na+-K+ pumps in intact samples of skeletal muscle and nerves from normal, diabetic, and insulin-treated animals. The decrease in Na+-K+ pump concentration in nerve cells may be due to atrophy of the axons. In skeletal muscles, myocardium, and peripheral nerves, the observed decrease in Na+-K+ pump concentration may be important for the pathophysiology of diabetes. We emphasize that quantification of Na+-K+-ATPase or the Na+-K+ pump in muscle and nerve tissue from diabetic animals should preferably be performed with either intact samples or crude homogenates of whole tissue.
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