Effects of Long Jing 1 on isolated rat thoracic aortic rings / 中国病理生理杂志

ABSTRACT

Long Jing 1 (L01) is the effective component extracted from asiatic todd-alia. In the experiments on rat thoracic aortic rings, L01 45-405 ?mol/L inhibited thecontraction initiated by high K~+ or NE, the IC_(50) value was 206.93 and 94.18 ?mol/Lrespectively. L01 shifted the dose-response curve of KCl or NE to the right, and reducedthe maximal response, also shifted that of CaCl_2 to the right parallelly. The effects ofL01 were similar to that of Ver (verapamil) in the blockage on PDC. Morever L01 80 ?mol/Linhibited the release of intracellular Ca~(2+) and extracellular Ca~(2+) influx initiated by NE,the former effect was more significant than the latter (this was different from Ver). Theseresults suggested that L01 was probably a new calcium antagonist different from Ver.