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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 May 25.
Published in final edited form as: J Mol Cell Cardiol. 1992 Apr;24(4):337–350. doi: 10.1016/0022-2828(92)93188-p

TABLE 1.

Estimates of [ADO]isf in isolated guinea-pig hearts

Method Conditions [ADO]v
nM
[ADO]isf
nM
ISF/Venous
Ratio
Predicted
[ADO]isf, nM
Reference
Transudate Rest 30 180 6 73 Decking (1988)
Transudate Rest 37 191 5 113 Mohrman (1990)
Dipyridamole 90 785 9 623
SAH Rest 9 80 9 13 Deussen (1988)
Epicardial disk Rest 4 280 70 6 Tietjan (1990)
Dipyridamole 27 1,190 44 69
Epicardial disk Rest 17 154 9 35 Headrick (1991)
Norepinephrine 461 496 1 1,071
Capillary transport Rest 4 5–12 1.5–4 Wangler (1989)
Dipyridamole* 44 191 4
Capillary transport Rest 2 3–7 1.5–3.5 Gorman (1991)
Norepinephrine 45 166–324 4–7

Predicted [ADO]isf was calculated from the cited study’s flow and [ADO]v using average capillary transport parameters from Gorman et al., 1991. ISF, interstitial fluid; SAH, accumulation of S-adenosylhomocysteine. During dipyridamole it was assumed that endothelial adenosine uptake is blocked (PSecl = PSeca = 0).

*

Constant pressure conditions.

Values after 20 min NE infusion.

This value is for the cytosol of the myocyte, not ISF. (Reproduced from Gorman et al., 1991, with permission.)