Spontaneous Tonic Activity Revealed in Rat Soleus Muscle by CLP290, a Novel Spinal Cord Potassium-Chloride Cotransporter Activator, during Hindlimb Suspension
V. E. Kalashnikov, K. V. Sergeeva, O. V. Turtikova, S. A. Tyganov, T. M. Mirzoev, B. S. Shenkman
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Abstract
The electromyographic activity of the soleus muscle is a reliable
indicator of its functional status. Support unloading causes an
immediate cessation of electrical activity of the soleus muscle,
which resumes upon restoration of the support load. Prolonged support
unloading, however, results in the emergence of spontaneous electrical
activity of the soleus muscle. Previous research has established
a correlation between this activity and the presence of the potassium-chloride
cotransporter (KCC2) on the membranes of spinal cord motor neurons.
It has also been demonstrated that the administration of the KCC2
activator prochlorperazine can eliminate spontaneous soleus muscle
activity. Here, we aimed to investigate the effect of CLP290, an
alternative KCC2 activator, on the spontaneous tonic activity of the
rat soleus muscle. The results indicated that daily administration
of CLP290 to rats during a 14-day period of hindlimb suspension
prevented the reduction in KCC2 levels in lumbar spinal cord motor neurons
and the increase in soleus muscle spontaneous tonic activity. Notably,
there were no significant differences in the cross-sectional area
of slow-type fibers between the antiorthostatic suspension groups with
and without CLP290 administration.