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pubmed-article:11090124pubmed:abstractText1. In urinary bladder, M(2)-muscarinic receptors predominate, but it is the smaller population of M(3)-receptors which mediate detrusor contraction. This study examines the M(2) : M(3) ratio and the role of M(2)-receptors in contraction of pig urinary bladder. 2. Competition experiments with [(3)H]-QNB determined the ratio of M(2) : M(3). In functional studies, affinity values (pK(B)) for 4-DAMP, darifenacin and methoctramine were calculated. Similar experiments were performed on tissues following selective M(3)-inactivation (incubation with 40 nM 4-DAMP mustard in the presence of 1 microM methoctramine to protect M(2)-receptors), precontraction with 50 mM KCl and relaxation with isoprenaline (30 microM) or forskolin (1 microM). 3. In competition binding, displacement of [(3)H]-QNB by 4-DAMP, darifenacin and methoctramine best fitted a two-site model suggesting a predominant (70 - 80%) population of M(2)-receptors. 4. On normal detrusor in vitro, 4-DAMP and methoctramine caused surmountable antagonism of responses to carbachol with pK(B) values of 9.37+/-0.07 and 6.05+/-0.05 respectively. Darifenacin caused unsurmountable antagonism, the apparent pK(B) value being 8.61+/-0.10. 5. In tissues where the M(3)-receptors had been inactivated and cyclic AMP levels elevated, 4-DAMP and darifenacin were less potent, with apparent pK(B) values of 8.72+/-0.08 and 6.74+/-0.07. In contrast, methoctramine was more potent, the apparent pK(B) value increasing significantly to 6.86+/-0.06. 6. se data suggest that the pig bladder possesses a similar muscarinic receptor population to the human bladder and that the M(3)-receptor subtype mediates contraction of the normal detrusor muscle. However an involvement of M(2)-receptors in contraction can be observed following pharmacological manipulation of the receptor population.lld:pubmed
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