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Purpose: ¥â-adrenoceptors have been demonstrated in human corporal smooth muscles
by the receptor binding assays, and have been known to elicit relaxation of the
precontracted corporal tissues. Despite these findings, it is not clears whether the ¥â
-adrenoceptors have any role in the control of penile erection. Potassium channels play
an important role in the physiology of the corporal smooth muscle. The
maxi-K+ channel subtypes are thought to be the most physiologically
relevant K+ channels expressed in this tissue. The goal of this study was
to clarify the contribution of the ¥â-adrenocreptor to the modulation of the corporal
smooth muscle tone.
Materials and Methods: Patch-clamp technique was applied to the cultured human
corporal smooth muscle cells.
Results: Maxi-K+ channel was activated by the application of the ¥â
-adrenoceptor stimulator, isoproterenol(ISO). ISO increased the open probability(nPo) by
512¡¾53% and the mean open time by 214¡¾12% in the cell-attached patch recording.
The whole cell patch recording indicated that the application of ISO in the bath solution
increased the peak amplitude of the whole cell outward K+-current during
the step depolarization(from -70 to + 130§Æ). The presence of a specific protein kinase A
inhibitor(PKI) in the pipette tip suppressed the ISO-induced increase of the whole cell
outward K+-current.
Conclusions: These studies showed that the ¥â-adrenoceptor activation contributed to
the modulation of the corporal smooth muscle tone by activating the potassium channels,
and moreover, that the activation of the potassium channels by the ¥â-adrenoceptors
was related to the protein kinase A pathway.

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¥â-Adrenoceptor; Maxi-K+ channel; Human corporal smooth muscle;

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