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And subsequent insulin release apparently cannot be overcome by greatly increasing the Ca2 concentration see Fig. 8 ; . Thus it is not inconceivable that this particular effect of Ca2 is exerted on certain membrane components of acidic organelles and or key factor s ; assisting the acid -glucosidehydrolases in their in vivo catalytic function. It should be noted that emiglitate is reportedly 26 ; a selective -glucosidehydrolase inhibitor. Hence, our results suggest a direct cause-effect relationship between islet acid glucan 1, 4-glucosidase activity on the one hand and glucose-Ca2 induced insulin release on the other. The present data are thus in accordance with previous observations in our laboratory showing that nutrient-induced insulin release is greatly suppressed by different selective -glucosidehydrolase inhibitors, such as the pseudotetrasaccharide acarbose or the deoxynojirimycin derivatives miglitol and emiglitate 20, 2832 ; , whereas Ca2 -independent insulin secretion induced by IBMX is not 29 ; . Moreover, receptor-activated insulin release induced by carbachol is unaffected by selective -glucosidehydrolase inhibition 30, 32 ; . These data also conform with the present results showing that carbachol itself had no influence on islet acid glucan 1, 4 glucosidase activity in a Ca2 -deficient medium see Fig. 7 ; . In contrast, glucose has previously been shown to greatly enhance the enzyme activity during Ca2 deficiency 28 ; . In summary, in intact islets, high supraphysiological concentrations of extracellular Ca2 brought about a marked enhancement of the islet acid -glucosidehydrolase activities, accompanied by a large insulin release. The Ca2 channel blocker nifedipine unexpectedly brought about an increase in acid -glucosidehydrolase activity at low glucose. This increase was explained by showing that nifedipine suppressed 45Ca2 outflow from perifused islets at substimulatory glucose and normal Ca2 , as well as after intracellular mobilization of 45Ca2 by carbachol in a Ca2 -deficient medium. The inhibition of 45Ca2 efflux was probably accomplished through increased intracellular sequestration and impaired outflow of Ca2 across the plasma membrane. The Ca2 -induced effects were shown not to be exerted by a direct action of either nifedipine or Ca2 on the acid -glucosidehydrolases. Instead we suggest that this signal function of Ca2 is exerted on a step closely proximal to enzyme activation, e.g., on certain membrane constituents of acidic organelles and or key factor s ; modulating the acid -glucosidehydrolases in their in vivo catalytic function. This was further emphasized by the finding that selective inhibition of the acid -glucosidehydrolases by emiglitate almost abolished glucose-induced insulin release, an effect which could not be overcome by increased Ca2 . Taken together with data on islet acid -glucosidehydrolase activities obtained from previous experiments in Ca2 -deficient media 28 ; , a redistribution of Ca2 induced by glucose or by pharmacological agents such as nifedipine ; that is directed to acid -glucosidehydrolase-containing organelles appears an attractive mechanism in this context. The intimate details of Ca2 redistribution, seques. Fig 4. Rh123 efflux kinetics in group A and B AML fresh cells and in AML cell lines expressed as percentage of "loading" value. A ; Fresh AML cells: X ; , patient no. 1; m ; , patient no. 2; 1 patient no. 0 , 3; + l, patient no. 4; A ; , patient no. 5; A ; , patient no. 7; 0 ; . patient 0, no. 10; and 1 patient no. 12. B ; Leukemic cell lines in the absence open symbols ; or presence closed symbols ; of verapamil: A ; , K562; 01, K562 R7; and ; 0 HEL.
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A plastic tubing adapter with PE 100 intramedic polyethylene tubing. Connective tissue, longitudinally cut open, divided into suitable fragments, and placed in the Ussing system. The EVC 4000 voltage current clamp apparatus, manufactured by WPI USA ; and BD 111 recorder Kipp and Zonen, Holland ; connected with the Ussing apparatus through a two pairs of agar bridges to Ag AgCl electrodes. The first pair was used for measurement of dPD, and the second for passing of current of 10 mA through the tissue. Tissue resistance was then calculated according to Ohm's law. Electric stability of the measuring set was tested by means of pouring the solutions onto a synthetic cellophane membrane placed in the Ussing system blind test ; . The following solutions were used in the experiment: RH in mmol l ; : Na 147.2, K + 4.0, Ca2 + 4.4, Cl 155.6, HEPES 10.0, RH with AMI 0.1 mmol l ; , RH with BUME 0.1 mmol l ; , RH with ATRO 1 mmol l ; , BENEX 1 mmol l ; , HEXA 1 mmol l ; , and TIM 1 mmol l ; ABHT ; , as well as mixture of all these compounds. The following test substances were also used: ATRO 1 mmol l ; , HEXA 1 mmol l ; , TIM 1 mmol l ; , and BENEX 1 mmol l ; all supplied by Sigma Chemical Co. ; . Statistical hypotheses were verified by Chi square test for assessment of the qualitative data and Student's t-test for quantitative data p 0.05 ; . The data were computed using "Statgraphics" computer software and carteolol. 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Nevertheless, because it is universally accepted that good teaching is the most important element in a sound educational program, appraisals of teachers performance of duty, competence, and professional conduct shall be made Nebraska School Law 79-843 ; . Appraisal of teaching service should serve these purposes: 1. To improve the quality of instruction and educational service to the children of our community. 2. To aid the individual teacher to grow professionally. 3. To make personnel decisions. Evaluation of teacher performance must be a cooperative continuing process designed to improve the quality of instruction. The teacher shares with those who work with him her the responsibility for development and maintenance of professional standards and attitudes regarding the evaluation process. All certified staff members are involved in the evaluation process. Non-classroom certified staff members are also to be evaluated through a cooperative process. 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