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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Exp Physiol. 2010 Dec 17;96(3):305–316. doi: 10.1113/expphysiol.2010.055038

Table 1.

Action of Cl channel inhibitors

CaCCinh-A01 GlyH-101 NPPB
30μM (n = 4) 10μM (n = 4) 10μM (n = 3)
adrenaline: 1st peak ↑ +101.9±21.0 {0.017} ↑ +48.3±9.1 {0.013} ↔ −15.8±61.5 {0.82}
2nd peak ↑ +147.6±18.4 {0.004} ↑ +169.3±28.6{0.010} ↔ +11.5±27.5 {0.72}
plateau ↓ +118.3±7.5 {0.001} * *

PGE2: 1st peak ↑ +200.2±38.5 {0.014} ↑ +118.0±34.1{0.041} ↔ +13.1±86.5 {0.89}
2nd peak ↑ +205.5±42.9 {0.017} ↑ +290.7±16.3{0.001} ↑ +95.6±21.1 {0.045}
plateau ↑ +203.6±18.1 {0.002} ↔ +71.8±25.4 {0.07} ↑ +58.7±3.2 {0.003}

CCh/PGE2: 1st peak ↑ +191.3±40.8 {0.018} ↓ −194.2±14.9{0.001} ↔ +75.7±31.1 {0.14}
2nd peak ↔ +1.0±69.0 {0.98} ↓ −345.9±47.1{0.005} ↓ −98.3±15.7 {0.025}
plateau ↔ −29.5±54.9 {0.63} ↓ −221.2±9.8 {0.001} ↓ −150.4±28.3 {0.034}

Secretagog activated Isc were compared in the presence and absence of inhibitors (ΔISC = inhibitor – control; |μA/cm2) for adrenaline (Fig 1A), PGE2 (Fig 3B), and CCh/PGE2 (Fig 3C). Significant increases in activation (stimulation, ↑) and decreases in activation (inhibition, ↓) are indicated {P values}.

*

Data in Fig 1C.