Effects of magnolol and honokiol on short-circuit current of rat ileumChinese Full Text
Zhang Zhibo1,2,Geng Meimei2,Tan Zhiliang2,Deng Yanli1,Xiao Wenjun1,Han Xuefeng2(1 National Research Center of Engineering &Technology for Utilization of Functional Ingredients from Botanicals of Hunan Agricultural University,Changsha 410128;2 Institute of Subtropical Agriculture of Chinese academy of Sciences,Changsha 410125)
Abstract: Objective: To study the effects magnolol and honokiol on the electrophysiological parameters of rat ileum.Methods: Ussing chamber system were used to evaluate the effects of 50 μmol/L,100 μmol/L,and 200 μmol/L magnolol or honokiol on ileal short-circuit current.Results: Magnolol and honokiol significantly inhibited the short-circuit current of the rat ileum,and the short-circuit current showed a magnolol or honokiol concentration-dependent reduction.The inhibitory effect of magnolol and honokiol on the short-circuit current was significantly higher(P<0.01) than that of the calcium channel blocker-verapamil.In addition,pretreatment in Ussing chamber with magnolol or honkiol significantly reduced(P < 0.01) the increase of short-circuit current induced by 10 μmol/L acetylcholine.Conclusion: The short-circuit current of magnolol and honokiol inhibited the short-circuit current of rat ileum and their mechanism of action may be as a calcium antagonist to inhibit the transport of calcium or other ions through intestinal calcium channel regulation.
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10.13412/j.cnki.zyyl.2013.01.018
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R285
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