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In vitro vasorelaxant effects of indolocarbazole and bis-indole protein kinase C inhibitors on rabbit renal arteries.
The effects of 12 compounds, structurally related to the indolocarbazole bacterial metabolite staurosporine, on caffeine-induced contractions in rabbit renal arteries were studied. Eight of these compounds are effective protein kinase C inhibitors, the others are inactive towards the enzyme. The results show a link between the protein kinase C inhibitory activity and the inhibition of vascular smooth muscle contraction. However, a strong inhibition of protein kinase C is required to observe the vasorelaxant effect.