Manganese(II) dynamics and distribution in glial cells cultured from chick cerebral cortex.

Neurochemical Research
F C WedlerA A Grippo

Abstract

The kinetics of manganese(II) ion uptake and efflux have been investigated using tracer 54Mn(II) with glial cells cultured from chick cerebral cortex in chemically defined medium. The initial velocity of Mn(II) uptake versus [Mn(II)] exhibit saturation, with an apparent S0.5 approximately 18(+/- 3) microM. Both the rate and extent of Mn(II) uptake are inhibited by Ca(II), either added externally or preloaded into the glial cells. Preloading of glia with Mn(II) also inhibits the rate of external 54Mn(II) uptake. Zn(II) inhibits but Cu(II) activates Mn(II) uptake. Efflux of Mn(II) from preloaded cells occurs as a biphasic process, with rapid release of 30-40% of total cell Mn(II), then much slower release of the remainder. Permeabilization of cells with dextran sulfate also rapidly released ca. 30% of total cell Mn(II). High external Mn(II) enhanced both the rate and extent of Mn(II) efflux. CCCP, an uncoupler of oxidative phosphorylation, inhibited both Mn(II) uptake and efflux significantly, but addition of cyanide, ouabain, insulin, hydrocortisone, K+, or Nd(III) had no effect on either process. Taken together, these data suggest a model in which Mn(II) is brought across the plasma membrane by facilitated diffusion, binds to c...Continue Reading

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