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Effect of nisoldipine on cultured myocardial cells of neonatal rats

Jia-cui Yang, Chuan-lin Yu, Jia-xin Zhang, Wei-xin Gu, Ming-xue Ding, Yu-fa Yao

Abstract

Nisoldipine 1.5 nmol/L, 0.75, and 1.5 mumol/L depressed the beat rates of myocardial cells. The effects were negatively correlated with dosages. Nisoldipine depressed the beat rates increased by calcium chloride 0.15 mmol/L or isoprenaline 1.5 mumol/L and atropine 20 nmol/L. Conversely, the above drugs reversed the beat rates depressed by nisoldipine. Therefore, the acting nisoldipine may be antagonistic to calcium chloride, isoprenaline and atropine. In addition, nisoldipine 10 nmol/L may significantly aggravated the damage to myocardial cells induced by mitomycin C 5 micrograms/ml in which elevated lactate dehydrogenase appeared.
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