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The effects of primycin on mitochondrial respiration, volume changes, ATPase activity and the acidification following ATP hydrolysis were studied. Primycin in concentrations below 2--3 nmoles/mg mitochondrial protein reacts only with energized mitochondria rendering their inner membrane permeable to K+, Na+, Tris+ but not to TEA+. Above this concentration primycin interacts both with energized and deenergized mitochondria and the inner membrane also becomes permeable for H+, Cl- but not for ATP. In this case mitochondria very probably lose Mg2+. It is concluded that primycin up to concentrations of 2--3 nmoles/mg mitochondrial protein acts like an ionophore, while at higher concentrations it changes the permeability properties of the mitochondrial inner membrane without a drastic alteration of the membrane itself.

Effect of primycin on the inner membrane permeability of rat liver mitochondria.