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THE ROLE OF CALCIUM ION IN THE PATHOGENESIS OF HUMAN PITUITARY GH-SECRETING ADENOMAS 

THE ROLE OF CALCIUM ION IN THE PATHOGENESIS OF HUMAN PITUITARY GH-SECRETING ADENOMAS
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摘要 To study the role of Ca2+ in the pathogenesis of pituitary growth hormone secreting adenomas, the function of Ca2+ in 23 cases of human Prturtary GH-secreting adenoma was investigated in monolayer cell culture. It was found that Ca2+ channel blockers nicardipin and nifedipin inhibrted basal and growth hormone releasing hormone (GRH)stimulated GH secretion in 87. 5 % and 100. 0 % of the GH adenomas . respectively, demonstrating that in most human pituitary GH adenomas, the basal and GRH regulated GH secretion is Ca2+ dependent. The GRH and sometostatin (SRIF) agonist octreotide regulated the processes of GH secretion via Ca2+ had defects in different steps including receptor ,postreceptor Ca2+ channel and Ca2+GH secreting coupling in 6 (66. 6%) and 5 (55. 5 % ) cases of 9 GH adenomas respectively. Among them,the defects in GRH receptor and SRIF regulated Ca2+ channel are the main causes of the dysfunction of GH adenomas. These defects may be related to GH hypersecretion in GH adenomas. Our data provides advance evidences for intrinsic defects of GH adenomas.
出处 《Chinese Medical Sciences Journal》 CAS CSCD 1996年第4期215-219,共5页 中国医学科学杂志(英文版)
关键词 pituitary GH secreting adenoma growth hormone releasing hormone Ca2+ Channel 隐匿性垂体肿瘤 钙离子 发病机制 单细胞培养 GRH
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