par Billaudel, Bernard;Labriji-Mestaghamni, H;Sutter, Bernard Ch;Malaisse, Willy 
Référence Journal of endocrinological investigation, 11, page (585-593)
Publication Publié, 1988
Référence Journal of endocrinological investigation, 11, page (585-593)
Publication Publié, 1988
Article révisé par les pairs
| Résumé : | Pancreatic islets were prepared from control and vitamin D-deprived rats 2 or 5 weeks after weaning and, in the latter case, after 3 or 6 days treatment with exogenous vitamin D3 (60 nmol per day). The islets were prelabelled with both 86Rb and 45Ca and placed in a perifusion chamber. Vitamin D deprivation or administration failed to affect 86Rb outflow whether prior or after stimulation of the islets by a rise in either extracellular D-glucose or Ca2+ concentration. However, vitamin D deprivation decreased and vitamin D administration enhanced the basal 45Ca fractional outflow rate, as well as the magnitude of changes in both 45Ca and insulin release evoked by the rise in either D-glucose or extracellular Ca2+. It is proposed that the alteration in 45Ca fluxes and insulin release attributable to changes in the supply of vitamin D are, to a large extent, independent of the changes in nutrient catabolism conceivably associated with vitamin D deprivation and administration. © 1988, Italian Society of Endocrinology (SIE). All rights reserved. |
