Key result
Inhibition of CAMKII with KN62 abolished or reduced to near zero the ANG II-induced BK(Ca) feedback response in mesangial cells.
Population
Mesangial cells
Comparison
KN62 or CAMKII with calmodulin plus ATP vs Absence of CAMKII inhibitor or CAMKII
Design
Preclinical
Authors
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CAMKII mediates mesangial BK(Ca) responses to ANG II in rodents; leaves open any role in human glomerular disease.
CAMKII is involved in the BK(Ca) feedback response of mesangial cells to ANG II, potentiating the influence of increased intracellular Ca2+ on the channel.
Sansom et al. (2000) studied this question. KN62 was evaluated on BK(Ca) feedback response. Inhibition of CAMKII with KN62 abolished or reduced to near zero the ANG II-induced BK(Ca) feedback response in mesangial cells.
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