REGIONAL DIFFERENCES IN THE MOTOR AND INFLAMMATORY RESPONSES TO CAPSAICIN IN GUINEA-PIG AIRWAYS - CORRELATION WITH CONTENT AND RELEASE OF SUBSTANCE-P-LIKE IMMUNOREACTIVITY

MANZINI S
CONTI S
MAGGI CA
L. ABELLI
SOMMA V
DELBIANCO E
GEPPETTI P

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Publication date

January 1989

DOI

10.1164/ajrccm/140.4.936

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Publisher American Lung Association. New York

ISSN

0003-0805

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Abstract

Motor and inflammatory effects of capsaicin, SP and NKA were investigated in guinea pig airways, as well as the content and release of SP-LI. Capsaicin effects were greater in lower airways, while tachykinins produced similar effects at tracheal and bronchial levels. Regional differences in the response of guinea pig respiratory tissues to activation of capsaicin-sensitive sensory fibres might be prejunctional in origin

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REGIONAL DIFFERENCES IN THE MOTOR AND INFLAMMATORY RESPONSES TO CAPSAICIN IN GUINEA-PIG AIRWAYS - CORRELATION WITH CONTENT AND RELEASE OF SUBSTANCE-P-LIKE IMMUNOREACTIVITY

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REGIONAL DIFFERENCES IN THE MOTOR AND INFLAMMATORY RESPONSES TO CAPSAICIN IN GUINEA-PIG AIRWAYS - CORRELATION WITH CONTENT AND RELEASE OF SUBSTANCE-P-LIKE IMMUNOREACTIVITY

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