European Journal of Pharmacology 1991: Vol 194 Index

9 Pages·1991·2.6 MB·English

European Journal of Pharmacology, 194 (1991) 253-254
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Author index
Barnes, P.J., see Mak, J.C.W. (194) 37 Ford-Hutchinson, A.W., see Metters, K.M. (194) 51
Bazzani, C., see Tagliavini, S. (194) 7 Frey, E.A., see Metters, K.M. (194) 51
Beaton, J.A., see Monaghan, D.T. (194) 123 Fujii, T., Murai, M., Morimoto, H., Nishikawa, M. and Kiyotoh, S.
Belai, A., Lefebvre, R.A. and Burnstock, G. Effects of actinomycin D on airway constriction induced by
Motor activity and neurotransmitter release in the gastric fundus tachykinins and capsaicin in guinea-pigs (194) 183
of streptozotocin-diabetic rats (194) 225
Berendsen, H.H.G. and Broekkamp, C.L.E. Genedani, S., see Tagliavini, S. (194) 7
A peripheral 5-HT,p-like receptor involved in serotonergic in- Gianola, S., see Sala, M. (194) 45
duced hindlimb scratching in rats (194) 201 Goldberg, S.R., see Tella, S.R. (194) 119
Bertolini, A., see Tagliavini, S. (194) 7 Goldstein, M., see Tsuda, K. (194) 111
Bill, A., see Granstam, E. (194) 217 Golombek, D.A., Escolar, E., Burin, L.J., De Brito Sanchez, M.G. and
Boja, J.W., Patel, A., Carroll, F.1., Rahman, M.A., Philip, A., Lewin, Cardinali, D.P.
A.H., Kopajtic, T.A. and Kuhar, M.J. Time-dependent melatonin analgesia in mice: inhibition by opiate
['?°I]RTI-55: a potent ligand for dopamine transporters (194) 133 or benzodiazepine antagonism (194) 25
Borea, P.A., see Trampus, M. (194) 17 Gori, E., see Sala, M. (194) 45
Boulenguez, P., Chauveau, J., Segu, L., Morel, A., Lanoir, J. and Goto, Y., see Hara, N. (194) 77
Delaage, M. Granstam, E., Wang, L. and Bill, A.
A new 5-hydroxy-indole derivative with preferential affinity for Effects of endothelins (ET-1, ET-2 and ET-3) in the rabbit eye;
5-HT,, binding sites (194) 91 role of prostaglandins (194) 217
Braida, D., see Sala, M. (194) 45 Gray, S.J. and Heptinstall, S.
Broekkamp, C.L.E., see Berendsen, H.H.G. (194) 201 Interactions between prostaglandin E, and inhibitors of platelet
Brooks, D.P., Ohlstein, E.H., Contino, L.C., Storer, B., Pullen, M., aggregation which act through cyclic AMP (194) 63
Caltabiano, M. and Nambi, P.
Effect of nifedipine on cyclosporine A-induced nephrotoxicity, Hara, N., Hara, Y., Natsume, Y. and Goto, Y.
urinary endothelin excretion and renal endothelin receptor num- Gastric hyperacidity and mucosal damage caused by hypothermia
ber (194) 115 correlate with increase in GABA concentrations of the rat brain
Brown, J.E., see Reynolds, G.P. (194) 235 (194) 77
Burin, L.J., see Golombek, D.A. (194) 25 Hara, Y., see Hara, N. (194) 77
Burnstock, G., see Belai, A. (194) 225 Harrington, M.A., Sleight, A.J., Pitha, J. and Peroutka, S.J.
Structural determinants of 5-HT,, versus 5-HT,p receptor binding
Calcaterra, P., see Sala, M. (194) 45
site selectivity (194) 83
Caltabiano, M., see Brooks, D.P. (194) 115
Heptinstall, S., see Gray, S.J. (194) 63
Cardinali, D.P., see Golombek, D.A. (194) 25
Hu, S., Kim, H.S. and Jeng, A.Y.
Carroll, F.I., see Boja, J.W. (194) 133
Dual action of endothelin-1 on the Ca?*-activated K* channel in
Casamenti, F., Scali, C. and Pepeu, G.
smooth muscle cells of porcine coronary artery (194) 31
Phosphatidylserine reverses the age-dependent decrease in cortical
Hylden, J.L.K., Thomas, D.A., Iadarola, M.J., Nahin, R.L. and
acetylcholine release: a microdialysis study (194) 11
Dubner, R.
Chauveau, J., see Boulenguez, P. (194) 91
Spinal opioid analgesic effects are enhanced in a model of uni-
Comotti, F.A., see Sala, M. (194) 45
lateral inflammation/ hyperalgesia: possible involvement of
Contino, L.C., see Brooks, D.P. (194) 115
noradrenergic mechanisms (194) 135
Crisp, T., Perrotti, J.M., Smith, D.L., Stafinsky, J.L. and Smith, D.J.
The local monoaminergic dependency of spinal ketamine (194)
Iadarola, M.J., see Hylden, J.L.K. (194) 135
167
Ibrahim, I.N., see Kadowitz, P.J. (194) 127
Imai, S., see Ochi, S. (194) 1
De Brito Sanchez, M.G., see Golombek, D.A. (194) 25
Itoh, J., Nabeshima, T. and Kameyama, T.
De Clerck, F., see Verheyen, A. (194) 209
Utility of an elevated plus-maze for dissociation of amnesic and
Delaage, M., see Boulenguez, P. (194) 91
behavioral effects of drugs in mice (194) 71
De Sarro, A., see De Sarro, G. (194) 145
De Sarro, G., De Sarro, A. and Meldrum, B.S.
Jeng, A.Y., see Hu, S. (194) 31
Anticonvulsant action of 2-chloroadenosine injected focally into
the inferior colliculus and substantia nigra (194) 145
Kadowitz, P.J.. Kvamme, P., Nossaman, B.D., Ibrahim, I.N. and
Di Bona, G., see Lavian, G. (194) 153
Dubner, R., see Hylden, J.L.K. (194) 135 Minkes, R.K.
Influence of vasoactive intestinal contractor on the feline
Escolar, E., see Golombek, D.A. (194) 25 pulmonary vascular bed (194) 127
Kamatani, Y., see Kim, K.H. (194) 99
Ferri, N., see Trampus, M. (194) 189 Kameyama, T., see Itoh, J. (194) 71
Finberg, J.P.M., see Lavian, G. (194) 153 Kim, H.S., see Hu, S. (194) 31
254
Kim, K.H., Takeuchi, H., Kamatani, Y., Minakata, H. and Nomoto, Patel, A., see Boja, J.W. (194) 133
K. Pepeu, G., see Casamenti, F. (194) 11
Slow inward current induced by achatin-I, an endogenous peptide Peroutka, S.J., see Harrington, M.A. (194) 83
with a D-Phe residue (194) 99 Perrotti, J.M., see Crisp, T. (194) 167
Kimura, T., see Ochi, S. (194) 1 Philip, A., see Boja, J.W. (194) 133
Kiyotoh, S., see Fujii, T. (194) 183 Pitha, J., see Harrington, M.A. (194) 83
Kopajtic, T.A., see Boja, J.W. (194) 133 Pullen, M., see Brooks, D.P. (194) 115
Koss, M.C.
Mechanism of ketanserin-induced sympatho-inhibition (194) 161
Rahman, M.A., see Boja, J.W. (194) 133
Kuhar, M.J., see Boja, J.W. (194) 133
Rand, M.J., see Reid, J.J. (194) 173
Kurosawa, H., see Suzuki, T. (194) 195
Reid, J.J., Lieu, A.T. and Rand, M.J.
Kvamme, P., see Kadowitz, P.J. (194) 127 Interactions between endothelin-1 and other chronotropic agents
in rat isolated atria (194) 173
Lanoir, J., see Boulenguez, P. (194) 91
Reynolds, G.P., Brown, J.E. and Middlemiss, D.N.
Lauwers, F., see Verheyen, A. (194) 209
(?H]Ditolylguanidine binding to human brain o sites is diminished
Lavian, G., Di Bona, G. and Finberg, J.P.M.
after haloperidol treatment (194) 235
Inhibition of sympathetic nerve activity by acute administration of
the tricyclic antidepressant desipramine (194) 153
Sala, M., Braida, D., Calcaterra, P., Leone, M.P., Comotti, F.A.,
Lefebvre, R.A., see Belai, A. (194) 225
Gianola, S. and Gori, E.
Leone, M.P., see Sala, M. (194) 45
Effect of centrally administered atropine and pirenzepine on radial
Lewin, A.H., see Boja, J.W. (194) 133
arm maze performance in the rat (194) 45
Lieu, A.T., see Reid, J.J. (194) 173
Scali, C., see Casamenti, F. (194) 11
Mak, J.C.W. and Barnes, P.J. Schindler, C.W., see Tella, S.R. (194) 119
Autoradiographic visualization of bradykinin receptors in human Segu, L., see Boulenguez, P. (194) 91
and guinea pig lung (194) 37 Sleight, A.J., see Harrington, M.A. (194) 83
Marini, A. and Novelli, A. Smith, D.J., see Crisp, T. (194) 167
DL-threo-3-hydroxyaspartate reduces NMDA receptor activation Smith, D.L., see Crisp, T. (194) 167
by glutamate in cultured neurons (194) 131 Stafinsky, J.L., see Crisp, T. (194) 167
Masuyama, Y., see Tsuda, K. (194) 111 Storer, B., see Brooks, D.P. (194) 115
Meldrum, B.S., see De Sarro, G. (194) 145 Suzuki, T., Kurosawa, H., Naito, K., Otsuka, M., Ohashi, M. and
Meszaros, J. Takaiti, O.
Effect of palmitoylcarnitine on the passive electrical properties of Binding characteristics of a new 1,5-benzothiazepine, clentiazem,
isolated guinea pig ventricular myocytes (194) 107 to rat cerebral .cortex and skeletal muscle membranes (194) 195
Metters, K.M., Frey, E.A. and Ford-Hutchinson, A.W.
Characterization of the leukotriene D, receptor in hyperreactive Tagliavini, S., Genedani, S., Bertolini, A. and Bazzani, C.
rat lung (194) 51 Ischemia- and reperfusion-induced arrhythmias are prevented by
Middlemiss, D.N., see Reynolds, G.P. (194) 235 putrescine (194) 7
Minakata, H., see Kim, K.H. (194) 99 Takaiti, O., see Suzuki, T. (194) 195
Minkes, R.K., see Kadowitz, P.J. (194) 127 Takeuchi, H., see Kim, K.H. (194) 99
Monaghan, D.T. and Beaton, J.A. Tella, S.R., Schindler, C.W. and Goldberg, S.R.
Quinolinate differentiates between forebrain and _ cerebellar Rapid sensitization to the cardiovascular effects of cocaine in rats
NMDA receptors (194) 123 (194) 119
Monopoli, A., see Trampus, M. (194) 189 Thomas, D.A., see Hylden, J.L.K. (194) 135
Morel, A., see Boulenguez, P. (194) 91 Trampus, M., Ferri, N., Monopoli, A. and Ongini, E.
Morimoto, H., see Fujii, T. (194) 183 The dopamine D, receptor is involved in the regulation of REM
Murai, M., see Fujii, T. (194) 183 sleep in the rat (194) 189
Trampus, M., Ongini, E., Varani, K. and Borea, P.A.
Nabeshima, T., see Itoh, J. (194) 71
The neutral endopeptidase-24.11 inhibitor SCH 34826 does not
Nahin, R.L., see Hylden, J.L.K. (194) 135
change opioid binding but reduces D, dopamine receptors in rat
Naito, K., see Suzuki, T. (194) 195
brain (194) 17
Nakagawa, Y., see Ochi, S. (194) 1
Tsuda, K., Tsuda, S., Goldstein, M. and Masuyama, Y.
Nakazawa, M., see Ochi, S. (194) 1
Effects of Bay K 8644, a Ca** channel agonist, on [?H]-
Nambi, P., see Brooks, D.P. (194) 115
norepinephrine release in hypothalamus of spontaneously hyper-
Natsume, Y., see Hara, N. (194) 77
tensive rats (194) 111
Nishikawa, M., see Fujii, T. (194) 183
Tsuda, S., see Tsuda, K. (194) 111
Nomoto, K., see Kim, K.H. (194) 99
Nossaman, B.D., see Kadowitz, P.J. (194) 127
Varani, K., see Trampus, M. (194) 17
Novelli, A., see Marini, A. (194) 131
Verheyen, A., Lauwers, F., Viaminckx, E., Wouters, L. and De Clerck,
F.
Ochi, S., Nakazawa, M., Kimura, T., Nakagawa, Y. and Imai, S.
Partial agonist activity of celiprolol, a cardioselective B-antagonist Oversensitivity to serotonin of the collateralized vascular bed in
(194) 1 rat hindquarters: mechanisms of increased vasoconstriction (194)
Ohashi, M., see Suzuki, T. (194) 195 209
Ohlstein, E.H., see Brooks, D.P. (194) 115 Vlaminckx, E., see Verheyen, A. (194) 209
Ongini, E., see Trampus, M. (194) 17
Ongini, E., see Trampus, M. (194) 189 Wang, L., see Granstam, E. (194) 217
Otsuka, M., see Suzuki, T. (194) 195 Wouters, L., see Verheyen, A. (194) 209
European Journal of Pharmacology, 194 (1991) 255-260
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Key word index
Acetylcholine Aminooxyacetic acid
Aging brain; Phosphatidylserine; Microdialysis; Choline (Casamenti, GABA (y-aminobutyric acid); Acid secretion; Gastric ulcer; Hypo-
F. (194) 11) thermia; Central nervous system (CNS); Semicarbazide (Hara, N.
(194) 77)
Stomach (rat); Streptozotocin-induced diabetes; Vasoactive intestinal
polypeptide (VIP); ATP (Belai, A. (194) 225) Amplitude histogram
Enzymatic dispersion; Cell-attached patch-clamp; Open-state prob-
Achatin-I ability; Ca** channel blockers (Hu, S. (194) 31)
Neuropeptides; D-Amino acid residue; Na* conductance; Voltage
clamp; (Snail) (Kim, K.H. (194) 99) Analgesia
Ketamine; Opioid receptors; 5-HT (5-hydroxytryptamine, serotonin);
Acid secretion Norepinephrine; Tail-flick test; (Intrathecal) (Crisp, T. (194) 167)
GABA (y-aminobutyric acid); Gastric ulcer; Hypothermia; Central
nervous system (CNS); Semicarbazide; Aminooxyacetic acid (Hara,
Antagonism
N. (194) 77)
Hindlimb scratching; 5-HT,p-like receptors; Functional interactions;
(Rat) (Berendsen, H.H.G. (194) 201)
Actinomycin D
Neurokinin A; Substance P; Airway constriction (Fujii, T. (194) 183)
Anticonvulsants
2-Chloroadenosine; Epilepsy prone rats (genetically); Audiogenic
Adenosine cyclic monophosphate
seizures; Electroshock; Entopeduncolar nucleus; Substantia nigra;
Prostaglandin E,; Platelet aggregation inhibitors (Gray, S.J. (194) 63)
Inferior colliculus (De Sarro, G. (194) 145)
Adenylate cyclase
Antinociception
5-HT,, receptors; 5-HT,p receptors; Structure-activity (Harrington,
Spinal cord; Opioids; Carrageenan; Thermal hyperalgesia; a,-Adren-
M.A. (194) 83)
oceptors; (Rat); (Intrathecal) (Hylden, J.L.K. (194) 135)
a,-Adrenoceptors
ATP
Electrodermal responses; 5-HT, receptor antagonists; a,-Adrenocep-
Stomach (rat); Streptozotocin-induced diabetes; Acetylcholine;
tors; Yohimbine; Prazosin; Idazoxan; Monoamine depletion;
Vasoactive intestinal polypeptide (VIP) (Belai, A. (194) 225)
Sudomotor mechanisms (Koss, M.C. (194) 161)
Atrium (isolated)
a,-Adrenoceptors
Endothelin-1; Noradrenergic transmission; Chronotropic agents; (Rat)
Spinal cord; Opioids; Carrageenan; Thermal hyperalgesia; Antinoci-
(Reid, J.J. (194) 173)
ception; (Rat); (Intrathecal) (Hylden, J.L.K. (194) 135)
Atropine
Electrodermal responses; 5-HT, receptor antagonists; a,-Adrenocep-
Pirenzepine; Radial maze; (Intracerebroventricular administration)
tors; Yohimbine; Prazosin; Idazoxan; Monoamine depletion;
(Sala, M. (194) 45)
Sudomotor mechanisms (Koss, M.C. (194) 161)
Audiogenic seizures
8-Adrenoceptor antagonists
2-Chloroadenosine; Epilepsy prone rats (genetically); Electroshock;
Agonist activity (partial); Celiprolol; Pindolol; (Pithed rats) (Ochi, S.
Entopeduncolar nucleus; Substantia nigra; Inferior colliculus; Anti-
(194) 1)
convulsants (De Sarro, G. (194) 145)
Aging brain
Autoradiography
Phosphatidylserine; Microdialysis; Acetylcholine; Choline (Casa-
Bradykinin receptors; Lung (human) (Mak, J.C.W. (194) 37)
menti, F. (194) 11)
Agonist activity (partial) NMDA receptors; Quinolinate; Cerebellum (Monaghan, D.T. (194)
B-Adrenoceptor antagonists; Celiprolol; Pindolol; (Pithed rats) (Ochi, 123)
S. (194) 1)
BAY k 8644
Airway constriction Spontaneously hypertensive rat (SHR); Wistar Kyoto rat (WKY);
Actinomycin D; Neurokinin A; Substance P (Fujii, T. (194) 183) Hypothalamus; [*H]Norepinephrine release (Tsuda, K. (194) 111)
D-Amino acid residue 1,5-Benzothiazepine
Neuropeptides; Achatin-I; Na* conductance; Voltage clamp; (Snail) Calcium channel antagonists; Clentiazem; Diltiazem; Cerebral cortex;
(Kim, K.H. (194) 99) Skeletal muscle; (Binding studies); (Rat) (Suzuki, T. (194) 195)
256
Blood-aqueous barrier Cerebral cortex
Endothelin; Intraocular pressure; Eye (rabbit); Vasodilatation; Pros- Calcium channel antagonists; 1,5-Benzothiazepine; Clentiazem; Dil-
taglandins (Granstam, E. (194) 217) tiazem; Skeletal muscle; (Binding studies); (Rat) (Suzuki, T. (194)
195)
Blood pressure
Cocaine; Heart rate; Sensitization; Cardiovascular toxicity; (Rat) 2-Chloroadenosine
(Tella, S.R. (194) 119) Epilepsy prone rats (genetically); Audiogenic seizures; Electroshock;
Entopeduncolar nucleus; Substantia nigra; Inferior colliculus; Anti-
Desipramine; Yohimbine; Prazosin; Renal nerve; Splanchnic nerve convulsants (De Sarro, G. (194) 145)
(Lavian, G. (194) 153)
Choline
Aging brain; Phosphatidylserine; Microdialysis; Acetylcholine (Casa-
Bradykinin receptors
menti, F. (194) 11)
Autoradiography; Lung (human) (Mak, J.C.W. (194) 37)
Chronotropic agents
Brain (rat)
Endothelin-1; Atrium (isolated); Noradrenergic transmission; (Rat)
Opioid receptors; Dopamine receptors; Dopamine D, receptors; Neu-
(Reid, J.J. (194) 173)
tral endopeptidase-24.11 inhibitors; SCH 34826; (Binding) (Trampus,
M. (194) 17)
Clentiazem
Calcium channel antagonists; 1,5-Benzothiazepine; Diltiazem;
Bronchial hyperreactivity
Cerebral cortex; Skeletal muscle; (Binding studies); (Rat) (Suzuki, T.
Leukotriene D,; Leukotriene D, receptors; (Rat) (Metters, K.M. (194)
(194) 195)
51)
Cocaine
Butylscopolamine
Blood pressure; Heart rate; Sensitization; Cardiovascular toxicity;
Memory; Elevated plus-maze; Scopolamine; MK-801; Diazepam;
(Rat) (Tella, S.R. (194) 119)
Methamphetamine; Haloperidol (Itoh, J. (194) 71)
Coronary occlusion
Ca”* channel antagonists
Polyamines; Putrescine; Cardiac arrhythmias; Coronary reperfusion;
Cyclosporine; Endothelin; Nephrotoxicity; Nifedipine (Brooks, D.P.
(Rat) (Tagliavini, S. (194) 7)
(194) 115)
Coronary reperfusion
Ca”* channel blockers
Polyamines; Putrescine; Cardiac arrhythmias; Coronary occlusion;
Enzymatic dispersion; Cell-attached patch-clamp; Open-state prob-
(Rat) (Tagliavini, S. (194) 7)
ability; Amplitude histogram (Hu, S. (194) 31)
Cyclosporine
Calcium channel antagonists
Endothelin; Nephrotoxicity; Ca?* channel antagonists; Nifedipine
1,5-Benzothiazepine; Clentiazem; Diltiazem; Cerebral cortex; Skeletal
(Brooks, D.P. (194) 115)
muscle; (Binding studies); (Rat) (Suzuki, T. (194) 195)
Desipramine
Cardiac arrhythmias
Yohimbine; Prazosin; Renal nerve; Splanchnic nerve; Blood pressure
Polyamines; Putrescine; Coronary occlusion; Coronary reperfusion;
(Lavian, G. (194) 153)
(Rat) (Tagliavini, S. (194) 7)
Diazepam
Cardiovascular toxicity
Memory; Elevated plus-maze; Scopolamine; Butylscopolamine; MK-
Cocaine; Blood pressure; Heart rate; Sensitization; (Rat) (Tella, S.R.
801; Methamphetamine; Haloperidol (Itoh, J. (194) 71)
(194) 119)
Diltiazem
Carrageenan
Calcium channel antagonists; 1,5-Benzothiazepine; Clentiazem;
Spinal cord; Opioids; Thermal hyperalgesia; Antinociception; a)-
Cerebral cortex; Skeletal muscle; (Binding studies); (Rat) (Suzuki, T.
Adrenoceptors; (Rat); (Intrathecal) (Hylden, J.L.K. (194) 135)
(194) 195)
Celiprolol Dopamine receptors
B-Adrenoceptor antagonists; Agonist activity (partial); Pindolol; Opioid receptors; Dopamine D, receptors; Neutral endopeptidase-
(Pithed rats) (Ochi, S. (194) 1) 24.11 inhibitors; SCH 34826; Brain (rat); (Binding) (Trampus, M.
(194) 17)
Cell-attached patch-clamp
Enzymatic dispersion; Open-state probability; Amplitude histogram; Dopamine D, receptors
Ca?* channel blockers (Hu, S. (194) 31)
Opioid receptors; Dopamine receptors; Neutral endopeptidase-24.11
inhibitors; SCH 34826; Brain (rat); (Binding) (Trampus, M. (194) 17)
Central nervous system (CNS)
GABA (y-aminobutyric acid); Acid secretion; Gastric ulcer; Hypo- REM (rapid eye movement) sleep; SKF 38393; SCH 23390; Neuro-
thermia; Semicarbazide; Aminooxyacetic acid (Hara, N. (194) 77) leptics; EEG (rat) (Trampus, M. (194) 189)
Cerebellum EEG (rat)
Autoradiography; NMDA receptors; Quinolinate (Monaghan, D.T. REM (rapid eye movement) sleep; Dopamine D, receptors; SKF
(194) 123) 38393; SCH 23390; Neuroleptics (Trampus, M. (194) 189)
Electrical properties (passive) Heart rate
Myocytes (isolated); Palmitoylcarnitine (Mészaros, J. (194) 107) Cocaine; Blood pressure; Sensitization; Cardiovascular toxicity; (Rat)
(Tella, S.R. (194) 119)
Electrodermal responses
5-HT, receptor antagonists; a,-Adrenoceptors; a -Adrenoceptors; Hindlimb scratching
5-HT)p-like receptors; Antagonism; Functional interactions; (Rat)
Yohimbine; Prazosin; Idazoxan; Monoamine depletion; Sudomotor
mechanisms (Koss, M.C. (194) 161) (Berendsen, H.H.G. (194) 201)
Electroshock Hindquarter (rat)
Perfusion (in situ); Vascular bed (collateralized); Vasoconstriction;
2-Chloroadenosine; Epilepsy prone rats (genetically); Audiogenic
Sensitivity; Vessel structure (Verheyen, A. (194) 209)
seizures; Entopeduncolar nucleus; Substantia nigra; Inferior collicu-
lus; Anticonvulsants (De Sarro, G. (194) 145)
5-HT, binding sites
Quantitative autoradiography; Indole derivatives; (Rat) (Boulenguez,
Elevated plus-maze
P. (194) 91)
Memory; Scopolamine; Butylscopolamine; MK-801; Diazepam;
Methamphetamine; Haloperidol (Itoh, J. (194) 71)
5-HT (5-hydroxytryptamine, serotonin)
Ketamine; Analgesia; Opioid receptors; Norepinephrine; Tail-flick
Endothelin
test; (Intrathecal) (Crisp, T. (194) 167)
Cyclosporine; Nephrotoxicity; Ca?* channel antagonists; Nifedipine
(Brooks, D.P. (194) 115)
5-HT,, receptors
5-HT,p receptors; Structure-activity; Adenylate cyclase (Harrington,
Endothelin-1 M.A. (194) 83)
Vasoactive intestinal contractor; Pulmonary vascular bed (Kadowitz,
P.J. (194) 127)
5-HT ,p-like receptors
Hindlimb scratching; Antagonism; Functional interactions; (Rat)
Atrium (isolated); Noradrenergic transmission; Chronotropic agents; (Berendsen, H.H.G. (194) 201)
(Rat) (Reid, J.J. (194) 173)
5-HT,p receptors
Intraocular pressure; Blood-aqueous barrier; Eye (rabbit); Vasodilata- 5-HT,,4 receptors; Structure-activity; Adenylate cyclase (Harrington,
tion; Prostaglandins (Granstam, E. (194) 217) M.A. (194) 83)
Entopeduncolar nucleus 5-HT, receptor antagonists
2-Chloroadenosine; Epilepsy prone rats (genetically); Audiogenic Electrodermal responses; a,-Adrenoceptors; a -Adrenoceptors;
seizures; Electroshock; Substantia nigra; Inferior colliculus; Anticon- Yohimbine; Prazosin; Idazoxan; Monoamine depletion; Sudomotor
vulsants (De Sarro, G. (194) 145) mechanisms (Koss, M.C. (194) 161)
Enzymatic dispersion Hypothalamus
Cell-attached patch-clamp; Open-state probability; Amplitude histo- Spontaneously hypertensive rat (SHR); Wistar Kyoto rat (WKY);
gram; Ca** channel blockers (Hu, S. (194) 31) [?H]JNorepinephrine release; BAY k 8644 (Tsuda, K. (194) 111)
Hypothermia
Epilepsy prone rats (genetically)
GABA (y-aminobutyric acid); Acid secretion; Gastric ulcer; Central
2-Chloroadenosine; Audiogenic seizures; Electroshock; Entope-
nervous system (CNS); Semicarbazide; Aminooxyacetic acid (Hara,
duncolar nucleus; Substantia nigra; Inferior colliculus; Anticon-
N. (194) 77)
vulsants (De Sarro, G. (194) 145)
Idazoxan
Eye (rabbit)
Electrodermal responses; 5-HT, receptor antagonists; a,-Adrenocep-
Endothelin; Intraocular pressure; Blood-aqueous barrier; Vasodilata-
tors; a,-Adrenoceptors; Yohimbine; Prazosin; Monoamine depletion;
tion; Prostaglandins (Granstam, E. (194) 217)
Sudomotor mechanisms (Koss, M.C. (194) 161)
Functional interactions
Indole derivatives
Hindlimb scratching; 5-HT,p-like receptors; Antagonism; (Rat)
Quantitative autoradiography; 5-HT, binding sites; (Rat) (Boulenguez,
(Berendsen, H.H.G. (194) 201)
P. (194) 91)
GABA (y-aminobutyric acid) Inferior colliculus
Acid secretion; Gastric ulcer; Hypothermia; Central nervous system 2-Chloroadenosine; Epilepsy prone rats (genetically); Audiogenic
(CNS); Semicarbazide; Aminooxyacetic acid (Hara, N. (194) 77) seizures; Electroshock; Entopeduncolar nucleus; Substantia nigra;
Anticonvulsants (De Sarro, G. (194) 145)
Gastric ulcer
GABA (y-aminobutyric acid); Acid secretion; Hypothermia; Central Intraocular pressure
nervous system (CNS); Semicarbazide; Aminooxyacetic acid (Hara, Endothelin; Blood-aqueous barrier; Eye (rabbit); Vasodilatation;
N. (194) 77) Prostaglandins (Granstam, E. (194) 217)
Haloperidol Ketamine
Memory; Elevated plus-maze; Scopolamine; Butylscopolamine; MK- Analgesia; Opioid receptors; 5-HT (5-hydroxytryptamine, serotonin);
801; Diazepam; Methamphetamine (Itoh, J. (194) 71) Norepinephrine; Tail-flick test; (Intrathecal) (Crisp, T. (194) 167)
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Leukotriene D, Noradrenergic transmission
Leukotriene D, receptors; Bronchial hyperreactivity; (Rat) (Metters, Endothelin-1; Atrium (isolated); Chronotropic agents; (Rat) (Reid,
K.M. (194) 51) J.J. (194) 173)
Leukotriene D, receptors Norepinephrine
Leukotriene D,; Bronchial hyperreactivity; (Rat) (Metters, K.M. (194) Ketamine; Analgesia; Opioid receptors; 5-HT (5-hydroxytryptamine,
51) serotonin); Tail-flick test; (Intrathecal) (Crisp, T. (194) 167)
Lung (human) |°H]Norepinephrine release
Autoradiography; Bradykinin receptors (Mak, J.C.W. (194) 37) Spontaneously hypertensive rat (SHR); Wistar Kyoto rat (WKY);
Hypothalamus; BAY k 8644 (Tsuda, K. (194) 111)
Memory
Elevated plus-maze; Scopolamine; Butylscopolamine; MK-801; Di- Open-state probability
azepam; Methamphetamine; Haloperidol (Itoh, J. (194) 71) Enzymatic dispersion; Cell-attached patch-clamp; Amplitude histo-
gram; Ca’* channel blockers (Hu, S. (194) 31)
Methamphetamine
Memory; Elevated plus-maze; Scopolamine; Butylscopolamine; MK- Opioid receptors
801; Diazepam; Haloperidol (Itoh, J. (194) 71) Dopamine receptors; Dopamine D, receptors; Neutral endopepti-
dase-24.11 inhibitors; SCH 34826; Brain (rat); (Binding) (Trampus,
Microdialysis M. (194) 17)
Aging brain; Phosphatidylserine; Acetylcholine; Choline (Casamenti,
F. (194) 11) Ketamine; Analgesia; 5-HT (5-hydroxytryptamine, serotonin);
Norepinephrine; Tail-flick test; (Intrathecal) (Crisp, T. (194) 167)
MK-801
Memory; Elevated plus-maze; Scopolamine; Butylscopolamine; Di- Opioids
azepam; Methamphetamine; Haloperidol (Itoh, J. (194) 71) Spinal cord; Carrageenan; Thermal hyperalgesia; Antinociception;
a,-Adrenoceptors; (Rat); (Intrathecal) (Hylden, J.L.K. (194) 135)
Monoamine depletion
Electrodermal responses; 5-HT, receptor antagonists; a,-Adrenocep- Palmitoylcarnitine
tors; a,-Adrenoceptors; Yohimbine; Prazosin; Idazoxan; Sudomotor Myocytes (isolated); Electrical properties (passive) (Mészaros, J. (194)
mechanisms (Koss, M.C. (194) 161) 107)
Myocytes (isolated) Perfusion (in situ)
Palmitoylcarnitine; Electrical properties (passive) (Mészaros, J. (194) Hindquarter (rat); Vascular bed (collateralized); Vasoconstriction;
107) Sensitivity; Vessel structure (Verheyen, A. (194) 209)
Na* conductance Phosphatidylserine
Neuropeptides; Achatin-I; D-Amino acid residue; Voltage clamp; Aging brain; Microdialysis; Acetylcholine; Choline (Casamenti, F.
(Snail) (Kim, K.H. (194) 99) (194) 11)
Nephrotoxicity Pindolol
Cyclosporine; Endothelin; Ca?* channel antagonists; Nifedipine B-Adrenoceptor antagonists; Agonist activity (partial); Celiprolol;
(Brooks, D.P. (194) 115) (Pithed rats) (Ochi, S. (194) 1)
Neurokinin A Pirenzepine
Actinomycin D; Substance P; Airway constriction (Fujii, T. (194) Atropine; Radial maze; (Intracerebroventricular administration) (Sala,
183) M. (194) 45)
Neuroleptics Platelet aggregation inhibitors
REM (rapid eye movement) sleep; Dopamine D, receptors; SKF Prostaglandin E,; Adenosine cyclic monophosphate (Gray, S.J. (194)
38393; SCH 23390; EEG (rat) (Trampus, M. (194) 189) 63)
Neuropeptides Polyamines
Achatin-I; D-Amino acid residue; Na* conductance; Voltage clamp; Putrescine; Cardiac arrhythmias; Coronary occlusion; Coronary re-
(Snail) (Kim, K.H. (194) 99) perfusion; (Rat) (Tagliavini, S. (194) 7)
Neutral endopeptidase-24.11 inhibitors Prazosin
Opioid receptors; Dopamine receptors; Dopamine D, receptors; SCH Desipramine; Yohimbine; Renal nerve; Splanchnic nerve; Blood pres-
34826; Brain (rat); (Binding) (Trampus, M. (194) 17) sure (Lavian, G. (194) 153)
Nifedipine Electrodermal responses; S5S-HT, receptor antagonists; a,-Adrenocep-
Cyclosporine; Endothelin; Nephrotoxicity; Ca?* channel antagonists tors; a,-Adrenoceptors; Yohimbine; Idazoxan; Monoamine deple-
(Brooks, D.P. (194) 115) tion; Sudomotor mechanisms (Koss, M.C. (194) 161)
NMDA receptors Prostaglandin E,
Autoradiography; Quinolinate; Cerebellum (Monaghan, D.T. (194) Platelet aggregation inhibitors; Adenosine cyclic monophosphate
123) (Gray, S.J. (194) 63)
Prostaglandins Spinal cord
Endothelin; Intraocular pressure; Blood-aqueous barrier; Eye (rabbit); Opioids; Carrageenan; Thermal hyperalgesia; Antinociception; a)-
Vasodilatation (Granstam, E. (194) 217) Adrenoceptors; (Rat); (Intrathecal) (Hylden, J.L.K. (194) 135)
Pulmonary vascular bed Splanchnic nerve
Vasoactive intestinal contractor; Endothelin-1 (Kadowitz, P.J. (194) Desipramine; Yohimbine; Prazosin; Renal nerve; Blood pressure
127) (Lavian, G. (194) 153)
Putrescine Spontaneously hypertensive rat (SHR)
Polyamines; Cardiac arrhythmias; Coronary occlusion; Coronary re- Wistar Kyoto rat (WKY); Hypothalamus; [*H]Norepinephrine re-
perfusion; (Rat) (Tagliavini, S. (194) 7) lease; BAY k 8644 (Tsuda, K. (194) 111)
Stomach (rat)
Quantitative autoradiography
Streptozotocin-induced diabetes; Acetylcholine; Vasoactive intestinal
Indole derivatives; 5-HT, binding sites; (Rat) (Boulenguez, P. (194)
polypeptide (VIP); ATP (Belai, A. (194) 225)
91)
Streptozotocin-induced diabetes
Quinolinate
Stomach (rat); Acetylcholine; Vasoactive intestinal polypeptide (VIP);
Autoradiography; NMDA receptors; Cerebellum (Monaghan, D.T.
ATP (Belai, A. (194) 225)
(194) 123)
Structure-activity
Radial maze
5-HT,,4 receptors; 5-HT,p receptors; Adenylate cyclase (Harrington,
Atropine; Pirenzepine; (Intracerebroventricular administration) (Sala,
M.A. (194) 83)
M. (194) 45)
Substance P
REM (rapid eye movement) sleep
Actinomycin D; Neurokinin A; Airway constriction (Fujii, T. (194)
Dopamine D, receptors; SKF 38393; SCH 23390; Neuroleptics; EEG 183)
(rat) (Trampus, M. (194) 189)
Substantia nigra
Renal nerve 2-Chloroadenosine; Epilepsy prone rats (genetically); Audiogenic
Desipramine; Yohimbine; Prazosin; Splanchnic nerve; Blood pressure seizures; Electroshock; Entopeduncolar nucleus; Inferior colliculus;
(Lavian, G. (194) 153) Anticonvulsants (De Sarro, G. (194) 145)
SCH 23390 Sudomotor mechanisms
REM (rapid eye movement) sleep; Dopamine D, receptors; SKF Electrodermal responses; 5-HT, receptor antagonists; a,-Adrenocep-
38393; Neuroleptics; EEG (rat) (Trampus, M. (194) 189) tors; a,-Adrenoceptors; Yohimbine; Prazosin; Idazoxan; Monoamine
depletion (Koss, M.C. (194) 161)
SCH 34826
Opioid receptors; Dopamine receptors; Dopamine D, receptors; Neu- Tail-flick test
tral endopeptidase-24.11 inhibitors; Brain (rat); (Binding) (Trampus, Ketamine; Analgesia; Opioid receptors; 5-HT (5-hydroxytryptamine,
M. (194) 17) serotonin); Norepinephrine; (Intrathecal) (Crisp, T. (194) 167)
Thermal hyperalgesia
Scopolamine
Memory; Elevated plus-maze; Butylscopolamine; MK-801; Di- Spinal cord; Opioids; Carrageenan; Antinociception; a,-Adrenocep-
tors; (Rat); (Intrathecal) (Hylden, J.L.K. (194) 135)
azepam; Methamphetamine; Haloperidol (Itoh, J. (194) 71)
Vascular bed (collateralized)
Semicarbazide
Perfusion (in situ); Hindquarter (rat); Vasoconstriction; Sensitivity;
GABA (y-aminobutyric acid); Acid secretion; Gastric ulcer; Hypo-
Vessel structure (Verheyen, A. (194) 209)
thermia; Central nervous system (CNS); Aminooxyacetic acid (Hara,
N. (194) 77)
Vasoactive intestinal contractor
Pulmonary vascular bed; Endothelin-1 (Kadowitz, P.J. (194) 127)
Sensitivity
Perfusion (in situ); Hindquarter (rat); Vascular bed (collateralized);
Vasoactive intestinal polypeptide (VIP)
Vasoconstriction; Vessel structure (Verheyen, A. (194) 209)
Stomach (rat); Streptozotocin-induced diabetes; Acetylcholine; ATP
(Belai, A. (194) 225)
Sensitization
Cocaine; Blood pressure; Heart rate; Cardiovascular toxicity; (Rat)
Vasoconstriction
(Tella, S.R. (194) 119)
Perfusion (in situ); Hindquarter (rat); Vascular bed (collateralized);
Sensitivity; Vessel structure (Verheyen, A. (194) 209)
Skeletal muscle
Calcium channel antagonists; 1,5-Benzothiazepine; Clentiazem; Dil- Vasodilatation
tiazem; Cerebral cortex; (Binding studies); (Rat) (Suzuki, T. (194) Endothelin; Intraocular pressure; Blood-aqueous barrier; Eye (rabbit);
195) Prostaglandins (Granstam, E. (194) 217)
SKF 38393 Vessel structure
REM (rapid eye movement) sleep; Dopamine D, receptors; SCH Perfusion (in situ); Hindquarter (rat); Vascular bed (collateralized);
23390; Neuroleptics; EEG (rat) (Trampus, M. (194) 189) Vasoconstriction; Sensitivity (Verheyen, A. (194) 209)
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Voltage clamp Yohimbine
Neuropeptides; Achatin-I; D-Amino acid residue; Na* conductance; Desipramine; Prazosin; Renal nerve; Splanchnic nerve; Blood pres-
(Snail) (Kim, K.H. (194) 99) sure (Lavian, G. (194) 153)
Electrodermal responses; 5-HT, receptor antagonists; a,-Adrenocep-
Wistar Kyoto rat (WKY)
tors; a,-Adrenoceptors; Prazosin; Idazoxan; Monoamine depletion;
Spontaneously hypertensive rat (SHR); Hypothalamus; [?H]Norepi-
Sudomotor mechanisms (Koss, M.C. (194) 161)
nephrine release; BAY k 8644 (Tsuda, K. (194) 111)