Table 1.
pH=7.4 | pH=6.7 | pH=6.4 | pH=6.0 | |
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Vehicle | 0 | −0.15±0.04 | −0.27±0.06 | −0.5±0.3 |
PALDA 1 μM | 3.8±1.4 | 6.7±0.1a,b | 11.5±3.0a,b | 6.9±0.9a |
PALDA 10 μM | 17.3±4.8a | 23.2±5.6a | 24.4±0.9a,b | 26.5±1.2a,b |
STEARDA 1 μM | 4.1±0.5 | 11.1±2.5a,c | 10.6±2.0a,c | 12.9±1.5a,c |
Capsaicin 0.01 μM | 12.7±1.8a | 18.8±1.0a,d | 35.3±3.7a,d | ND |
Data are expressed as the % of the maximal obtainable effect on intracellular Ca2+ (i.e. effect of 4 μM ionomycin) and are means±s.e.m. of n=3 determinations. The synergic effect of low pH and a low concentration of capsaicin is shown for a comparison.
P<0.05 vs corresponding vehicle at the same pH.
P<0.05 vs PALDA at pH=7.4.
P<0.05 vs STEARDA at pH=7.4.
P<0.05 vs capsaicin at pH=7.4; statistically significant differences were assessed by ANOVA followed by Bonferroni's test. ND, not determined.