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K(+)-secretion in the midgut of the larval moth, Manduca sexta, was studied by measuring the kinetics of the lumen-directed short-circuit current (Isc) and the conduction noise from basolateral K+ channel block by Ba2+. Hemolymph chloride as well as hypotonicity both stimulate this K+ current (IK). The kinetic nature of the stimulation is, however, different in each case. Analysis of blocker noise supports, to a large degree, the interpretation obtained from kinetics, namely: chloride ions do not act via changes in cell volume but influence ion turnover and channel number.

journal of basic and clinical physiology and pharmacology

THE CHLORIDE-STIMULATED Κ+-SECRETION BY INSECT MIDGUT AND ITS MODIFICATION IN THE PRESENCE OF OSMOTIC GRADIENTS: A SHORT-CIRCUIT CURRENT AND NOISE-ANALYSIS STUDY