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1990; Petersen et al. 1991). , acetylcholine and cholecystokinin (CCK), induce cytoplasmic Ca2+ oscillations which are followed by synchronous, Ca2 +-dependent Clcurrents (Osipchuk et al. 1990; Petersen and Wakui 1990; Petersen et al. 1991). In rat parotid acini similar temperature-dependent Ca2 + and wholecell currents were detected (Gray 1988). In a recent study on the same cells, however, the Ca2 + oscillations observed are much slower than in pancreatic acini and followed by oscillations in intracellular Na+ concentration and cell volume (Wong and Foskett 1991).
1988a; Fuller et al. 1989a,b; Maruyama 1989; Thevenod et al. 1990). From studies on intact glands, it seems that different agonists, like acetylcholine and isoproterenol, stimulate a release of similar proteins, supporting the view that different regulatory pathways converge on the same secretory granules (Case et al. 1988). Recently, Piiper et al. (1991) found that in the rat pancreas the granular membrane contains G proteins similar to those in the plasma membrane. Additionally, intracellular-intragranular pH gradients and the membrane fluidity may playa modulating role on Cl- transport activity (Arvan and Castle 1986; Gasser et al.
Am J Physiol 250:C430-C441 Cook DI, Young JA (1989a) Effect of K+ channels in the apical plasma membrane on epithelial secretion based on secondary active Cl- transport. J Membr BioI 110: 139-146 Cook DI, Young JA (1989b) Fluid and electrolyte secretion by salivary glands. In: Forte JG (ed) Handbook of physiology. The gastrointestinal system. Salivary, pancreatic, Cellular Mechanisms of Salivary Gland Secretion 35 and hepatobiliary secretion. Sect. 6, vol III. American Physiological Society, Bethesda, pp 1-23 Cook DI, Young JA (1999) Cation channels and secretion.