Release of prostaglandins evoked by neurohormonal stimuli in the isolated spleen of rabbit.
Release of prostaglandins evoked by neurohormonal stimuli in the isolated spleen of rabbit.
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兔离体脾脏中神经激素刺激引起的前列腺素释放。
DOI:
10.1016/0014-2999(80)90485-9
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发表时间:
1980
影响因子:
5
通讯作者:
K. Malik
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文献类型:
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作者:
T. Hidaka;K. Malik
In the isolated spleen of rabbit perfused with Tyrode solution, sympathetic nerve stimulation (NS) and administration of either noradrenaline (NA), 50–75 ng, or bradykinin (BK), 50 ng, released a material into the venous effluent that cause contraction of rat stomach strip (RSS), rat colon (RC), chick rectum (CR) and bovine coronary artery (BCA). The musculotropic activity of the material released from the spleen was not diminished when it was allowed to stand at either 37°C or at room temperature. The release of this musculotropic material evoked by neurohormonal stimuli was abolished during the infusion of the prostaglandin (PG) synthesis inhibitor, indomethacin, 1 μg/ml. Application of authentic PGE2directly on the assay organs caused contraction, whereas PGI2contracted RSS, RC, and CR but relaxed BCA. In the spleen labeled with [14C]AA , NS, NA or BK released radio-labeled products haveing the chromatographic characteristics of PGE2and, to a lesser extent, of PGF2α. Indomethacin abolished the release of these radiolabeled products from the spleen. These observations taken together with the musculotropic characteristics of the material in the venous effluent, suggest that PGE2is the major product of cyclo-oxygenase released by NS, NA and by BK from the isolation perfused spleen of rabbit.