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Effects of dietary magnesium deficiency on thallium-20 1 kinetics and distribution in rat myocardium: concise communication.

Kinetics and distribution of TI-201 were studied in myocardium of rats with chronic dietary induced Mg deficiency. Rats were fed the Mg-deficient diet for 30 days and were then injected intravenously with 0.2 mCi of TI-201. Comparable control animals were fed a standard laboratory diet. One-half hour after injection, rats were killed and a segment of myocardium was washed with nonradioactive Krebs solution in a special chamber. Radioactivity in the tissue was recorded continuously for 1 hr. A three-compartment model (extracellular, main intracellular, and subcellular) was found to describe adequately the kinetics of TI-201. In myocardium of Mg-deficient animals, significant changes in values of transport rate constants and compartment sizes for TI-201 indicated a moderate decrease in extracellular compartment and a threefold enlargement in subcellular compartment (presumably mitochondrial) at the expense of the main intracellular compartment, which underwent a marked reduction. Bulk TI-201 uptake in myocardium of Mg-deficient rats was unchanged. The findings are interpreted as being consistent with mitochondrial alterations reported in Mg-deficient animals. Clinical implications are discussed.