Chinese Journal of Magnetic Resonance ›› 1993, Vol. 10 ›› Issue (3): 267-273.

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THE EFFECT OF HB-PHOTOSENSITIZED DAMAGE ON Na+ PERMEABILITY OF MOUSE ASCITIC HEPATOMA CELLS

Pang Suzhen, Cheng Yunjun, Yue Jiachang, Qing Jingfen, Wang Haiyun, Wang Tiandun, Sun Jishan   

  1. Institute of Biophysics Academia Sinica, Beijing 100101
  • Received:1992-08-27 Revised:1992-12-22 Published:1993-09-05 Online:2018-01-20

Abstract: In this paper 23Na NMR technique with shift reagent Dy(PPPi)27- was used to study a new type of photosensitizer-Hypocrellin B which photosensitized damage on Na+ permeability of ascitic hepatoma cells. The experimental results show that intracellular Na+ concentration increases with both light dose and photosensitizer concentration. It was also observed that the chemical shift of 23Naout NMR peak moved to downfieid as illumination time was increased in the presence of HB.
Analysis indicates that the changes of chemical shift relate to the loss of intraceilular K+ and K+ competes with Na+ for shift reagent. Therefore, the changes of chemical shift may be an index of photosensitized damage. The relation between the increase of Na+ concentration and cell death was discussed.

Key words: Hypocrellin B, Ascitic hepatoma cells, 23Na NMR, Na+ permeability