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The presence of ATP or ADP in the incubation medium prevents the collapse of membrane potential induced by external Ca2+ and phosphate. The same adenine nucleotides are unable to restore collapsed membrane potential unless Mg2+ are also added. Bongkrekate is also able to prevent the effects of external Ca2+ and phosphate and when added after membrane potential has collapsed strongly potentiates the restorative action of ATP or ADP. Atractyloside has an opposite effect.
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PMID:On the mechanism by which Mg2+ and adenine nucleotides restore membrane potential in rat liver mitochondria deenergized by Ca2+ and phosphate. 683 86

In the presence of KCl and only at low phosphate concentrations, ATP stimulated state 4 of the respiration of isolated yeast mitochondria. This effect could be related to a partial collapse of the transmembrane potential which was created by the respiratory chain or the F0F1-ATPase. Sodium and lithium could not replace potassium ion. Atractyloside prevented the opening of this K+ pathway, suggesting that only matricial ATP operated. All these effects were inhibited by increasing phosphate concentration, or by adding propranolol, quinine, Zn2+ or Mg2+.
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PMID:ATP opens an electrophoretic potassium transport pathway in respiring yeast mitochondria. 775 May 62