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. 2019 Oct 2;317(6):C1268–C1277. doi: 10.1152/ajpcell.00189.2019

Table 1.

Summary of properties of ClC channels/antiporters

Cl Channel Type Sensitivity to DIDS Sensitivity to Niflumic Acid Permeability Sequence Sensitivity to Extracellular pH
ClC-3 Yes (1, 7, 8, 36)
No (20)
Yes (1, 5, 12)
No (low concentrations) (7)
I > Br > Cl > gluconate (35)
I > Cl (8)
Cl > I (20)
SCN > I > Br > Cl >> aspartate (36)
pH↓ to 6.35 → ICl
pH↓ to 5.5 → ICl
(21, 22)
pH↓ to 6.6 → ICl
pH↓ to 5.8 → no change in ICl (35)
ClC-4 Yes (17) Yes (15) I > Cl > F (17)
I = NO3 > Br > Cl (15)
I >> Br = Cl > NO3 (15)
NO3 > Cl > Br > I (10, 15)
SCN >> NO3 >> Cl > Br ≈ ≈ I >> aspartate (34)
pH↓ → ICl↓ (10, 15, 25, 34)
pH↓ → ICl (15, 17)
ClC-5 No (31) No (31) NO3 > Cl > Br > I >> glutamate (31)
NO3 > Cl > Br > I (10)
pH↓ → ICl↓ (6, 10, 28)
ClC-6 Yes (24) N/A NO3 > I > Br > Cl > gluconate (4)
Cl>I (24)
N/A
ClC-7 Yes (18) Yes (18) Cl > Br > NO3 > I > gluconate (19)
NO3 > Cl > Br > I > MsO (13)*
pH↓ → ICl (18)
pH↓ → ICl↓ (19)
DSM Cl channel Yes (37) Yes (37) Cl > Br > I > MsO (37) pH↓ → ICl↑ (present paper)

In the pH sensitivity column, vertical arrows indicate the direction of pH or Cl current (ICl) change, and horizontal arrows link pH change to the current alteration. ClC, voltage-dependent Cl channel/antiporter; DIDS, 4,4′-diisothiocyano-2,2′-stilbenedisulfonic acid; DSM, detrusor smooth muscle; MsO, methanesulfonate; N/A, not available; SCN, thiocyanate.

*

Data obtained from Cl flux assay (13).