Comparative biochemistry and physiology. C, Comparative pharmacology and toxicology · 1988
Changes induced by caffeine, theophylline and theobromine on calcium uptake, respiration and ATP levels in rat-liver mitochondria.
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de la Cruz M J, Alemany J, Roncero I, Albert P
Аннотация
1. The inhibition of calcium uptake and cellular respiration depend on the concentration of the compounds as shown by the concentration-effect curves. 2. The concentrations at which 50% inhibition of the transport of calcium takes place (caffeine 45 mM, theophylline 12 mM, theobromine, 4 mM) do not coincide exactly with those that produce the same effect on cellular respiration (caffeine 60 mM, theophylline 22 mM, theobromine 8 mM). 3. ATP concentrations under different conditions were also determined; a decrease in their value induced by the drugs was observed. No significant differences were observed, however, between the effect produced by the methyl-xanthines. 4. These findings suggest that these compounds are able to affect in some way the maintenance of energy gradients linked to the effects studied.