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European Journal of Pharmacology, 195 (1991) 417-419 417 © 1991 Elsevier Science Publishers B.V. 0014-/2919 /9$039.5 0 Author index Aasen, A.J., see Feifel, R. (195) 115 Drozdowicz, D., see Konturek, S.J. (195) 347 Achermann, P., see Borbély, A.A. (195) 11 Drukarch, B., see Van Vliet, B.J. (195) 295 Amon, I., see Konturek, S.J. (195) 347 Duckles, S.P., see Li, Y. (195) 365 Andén, N.-E., see Liljequist, S. (195) 55 Dunant, Y., see Girod, R. (195) 1 Aono, J., Sugawa, M., Koide, T. and Takato, M. The role of cGMP in the anti-aggregating properties of BY-1949, a Ernsberger, P., see Gomez, R.E. (195) 181 novel dibenzoxazepine derivative (195) 225 Erspamer, V., see Melchiorri, P. (195) 201 Arakawa, C., see Masuda, Y. (195) 323 Espey, M.J., see Downie, J.W. (195) 301 Arita, M., see Hisatome, I. (195) 381 Evans, R.H., see Siarey, R.J. (195) 241 Barnes, J.C. and Roberts, F.F. Falconieri-Erspamer, G., see Melchiorri, P. (195) 201 Central effects of muscarinic agonists and antagonists on hippo- Feifel, R., Rodrigues de Miranda, J.F., Strohmann, C., Tacke, R., campal theta rhythm and blood pressure in the anaesthetised rat Aasen, A.J., Mutschler, E. and Lambrecht, G. (195) 233 Selective labelling of muscarinic M, receptors in calf superior Barone, P., Palma, V., DeBartolomeis, A., Tedeschi, E., Muscettola, cervical ganglia by [*H]( +)-telenzepine (195) 115 G. and Campanella, G. Feinland, G., see Gomez, R.E. (195) 181 Dopamine D, and D, receptors mediate opposite functions in Fibiger, H.C., see Nomikos, G.G. (195) 63 seizures induced by lithium-pilocarpine (195) 157 Fleming, N.W., Henderson, T.R. and Dretchen, K.L. Barra, D., see Melchiorri, P. (195) 201 Mechanisms of respiratory failure produced by neostigmine and Besson, J.-M., see Kayser, V. (195) 37 diisopropyl fluorophosphate (195) 85 Bhattacharyya, B.J., Sokoll, M.D. and Long, J.P. Effect of (+)-DOI on neuromuscular transmission: a microelec- Gajewski, J.B., see Downie, J.W. (195) 301 trode study (195) 171 Galletti, F., Zheng, W., Gopalakrishnan, M., Rutledge, A. and Trig- Borbély, A.A. and Achermann, P. gle, D.J. Ultradian dynamics of sleep after a single dose of benzodiazepine Interactions of analogs of the 1,4-dihydropyridine tiamdipine in hypnotics (195) 11 cardiac and smooth muscle (195) 125 Brooks, D.P., see Nambi, P. (195) 167 Garlicki, J., see Konturek, S.J. (195) 347 Bruno, M., see Grassi, A. (195) 251 Gillard, N.P., Quirk, K., Ragan, C.I. and McKernan, R.M. Brzozowski, T., see Konturek, S.J. (195) 347 ['7°I]lodoclonazepam, a specific high affinity radioligand for the identification of BZ, and BZ, sites in rat brain (195) 407 Campanella, G., see Barone, P. (195) 157 Gilmore, J., see Snyder, D.W. (195) 209 Carlson, J.N., see Glick, S.D. (195) 341 Giovannini, M.G., Lacey, G., Pepeu, G. and Nistri, A. Chase, T.N., see Marin, C. (195) 19 Release of endogenous glutamate and aspartate from the frog Chaudhuri, G., see Ross, G. (195) 291 spinal cord in vitro (195) 47 Chicau-Chovet, M., see Sautereau, D. (195) 217 Girod, R., Loctin, F. and Dunant, Y. Cho, H.L., see Snyder, D.W. (195) 20% Local anaesthetic activity of vesamicol in the electric organ of Christofi, F.L., Palmer, J.-M. and Wood, J.D. Torpedo (195) 1 Neuropharmacology of the muscarinic antagonist telenzepine in Gitter, S., see Speiser, Z. (195) 75 myenteric ganglia of the guinea-pig small intestine (195) 333 Glick, S.D., Rossman, K., Steindorf, S., Maisonneuve, I.M. and Chyu, K.-Y., see Ross, G. (195) 291 Carlson, J.N. Cook, D., see Zhang, H. (195) 27 Effects and aftereffects of ibogaine on morphine self-administra- Corsi, R., see Melchiorri, P. (195) 201 tion in rats (195) 341 Costa, G., see Massi, M. (195) 245 Glossmann, H., see WOll, E. (195) 399 Cowan, A., see Wheeler-Aceto, H. (195) 411 Gomez, R.E., Ernsberger, P., Feinland, G. and Reis, D.J. Coyle, J.T., see Yamada, K. (195) 395 Rilmenidine lowers arterial pressure via imidazole receptors in brainstem Cl area (195) 181 Damsma, G., see Nomikos, G.G. (195) 63 Gopalakrishnan, M., see Galletti, F. (195) 125 Dannies, P.S., see Pachter, J.A. (195) 373 Gordon, I., see Speiser, Z. (195) 75 DeBartolomeis, A., see Barone, P. (195) 157 Grabowska-Andén, M., see Liljequist, S. (195) 55 De Beurme, F.A., see Lefebvre, R.A. (195) 131 Grassi, A., Ippen, J.. Bruno, M. and Thomas, G. Dembinski, A., see Konturek, S.J. (195) 347 BAY P 1455, a thiazolylaminobenzimidazole derivative with gas- De Souza, E.B., see Weissman, A.D. (195) 163 troprotective properties in the rat (195) 251 Downie, J.W., Espey, M.J. and Gajewski, J.B. Guilbaud, G., see Kayser, V. (195) 37 a,-Adrenoceptors not imidazole receptors mediate depression of a sacral spinal reflex in the cat (195) 301 Hasegawa, J., see Hisatome, I. (195) 381 Dretchen, K.L., see Fleming, N.W. (195) 85 Hekking, J.W.M., see Le Noble, F.A.C. (195) 305 418 Henderson, T.R., see Fleming, N.W. (195) 85 MacLeod, R.M., see Judd, A.M. (195) 101 Hidaka, H., see Seto, M. (195) 267 Maisonneuve, I.M., see Glick, S.D. (195) 341 Hisatome, I., Ishiko, R., Tanaka, Y., Kosaka, H., Hasegawa, J., Majka, J., see Konturek, S.J. (195) 347 Yoshida, A., Kotake, H., Mashiba, H. and Arita, M. Mantymaa, P., see Pitkanen, M. (195) 307 Trimetazidine inhibits Na*,K*-ATPase activity, and overdrive Marin, C., Parashos, S.A. and Chase, T.N. hyperpolarization in guinea-pig ventricular muscles (195) 381 Effect of G; protein ADP-ribosylation induced by pertussis toxin Humpel, C., Saria, A. and Regoli, D. on dopamine-mediated behaviors (195) 19 Injection of tachykinins and selective neurokinin receptor ligands Mashiba, H., see Hisatome, I. (195) 381 into the substantia nigra reticulata increases striatal dopamine and Massi, M., Sajia, A., Polidori, C., Perfumi, M., Costa, G. and 5-hydroxytryptamine metabolism (195) 107 Melchiorre, C. The release of atrial natriuretic factor induced by central carbachol Ignarro, L.J., see Ross, G. (195) 291 injection may be mediated by muscarinic M, receptors (195) 245 Ippen, J., see Grassi, A. (195) 251 Massi, M., see Polidori, C. (195) 139 Ishihara, S.-i., see Nabeshima, T. (195) 285 Masuda, Y., Arakawa, C., Yamashita, T., Miyajima, M., Shigenobu, Ishiko, R., see Hisatome, I. (195) 381 K., Kasuya, Y. and Tanaka, S. Potassium channel opening properties of a novel compound, NIP- Judd, A.M. and MacLeod, R.M. 121, cromakalim and nicorandil in rat aorta and portal vein (195) Dopamine receptor and adrenoceptor agonists inhibit prolactin 323 release from MMQ cells (195) 101 McKernan, R.M., see Gillard, N.P. (195) 407 Melchiorre, C., see Massi, M. (195) 245 Kameyama, T., see Nabeshima, T. (195) 285 Melchiorre, C., see Polidori, C. (195) 139 Kasuya, Y., see Masuda, Y. (195) 323 Melchiorri, P., Negri, L., Falconieri-Erspamer, G., Severini, C., Corsi, Kawakami, M., see Nakajima, S. (195) 145 R., Soaje, M., Erspamer, V. and Barra, D. Kawakami, M., see Toda, N. (195) 175 Structure-activity relationships of the 6-opioid-selective agonists, Kayser, V., Besson, J.-M. and Guilbaud, G. deltorphins (195) 201 Effects of the analgesic agent tramadol in normal and arthritic Miyajima, M., see Masuda, Y. (195) 323 rats: comparison with the effects of different opioids, including Mulder, A.H., see Van Vliet, B.J. (195) 295 tolerance and cross-tolerance to morphine (195) 37 Muscettola, G., see Barone, P. (195) 157 Kobayashi, I., see Shimizu, H. (195) 281 Mutschler, E., see Feifel, R. (195) 115 Kobayashi, T., see Nagasaki, M. (195) 317 Kodama, N., see Toda, N. (195) 175 Nabeshima, T., Tohyama, K., Ishihara, S.-i. and Kameyama, T. Koide, T., see Aono, J. (195) 225 Involvement of the cholinergic neuronal system and _ benzodi- Konturek, S.J., Brzozowski, T., Drozdowicz, D., Krzyzek, E., Garlicki, azepine receptors in alcohol-induced amnesia (195) 285 J., Majka, J., Dembinski, A., Stachura, J. and Amon, I. Nagasaki, M., Kobayashi, T. and Tamaki, H. Nocloprost, a unique prostaglandin E, analog with local gastro- Effects of trimebutine on cytosolic Ca?* and force transitions in protective and ulcer-healing activity (195) 347 intestinal smooth muscle (195) 317 Kosaka, H., see Hisatome, I. (195) 381 Nakajima, S., Kawakami, M. and Ueda, M. Kotake, H., see Hisatome, I. (195) 381 12-Deoxyphorbol 13-isobutyrate contracts isolated rat thoracic Krueger, C., see Zhang, H. (195) 27 arteries (195) 145 Krzyzek, E., see Konturek, S.J. (195) 347 Nambi, P., Pullen, M., Wu, H.-L. and Brooks, D.P. Increase in renal phorbol ester receptors in rats with cyclosporine Lacey, G., see Giovannini, M.G. (195) 47 A-induced nephrotoxicity (195) 167 Lambrecht, G., see Feifel, R. (195) 115 Negri, L., see Melchiorri, P. (195) 201 Lang, F., see WOll, E. (195) 399 Nistri, A., see Giovannini, M.G. (195) 47 Law, G.J., see Pachter, J.A. (195) 373 Nomikos, G.G., Damsma, G., Wenkstern, D. and Fibiger, H.C. Lee, N.M., see Roy, S. (195) 359 Chronic desipramine enhances amphetamine-induced increases in Lefebvre, R.A., De Beurme, F.A. and Sas, S. interstitial concentrations of dopamine in the nucleus accumbens Relaxant effect of capsaicin in the rat gastric fundus (195) 131 (195) 63 Le Noble, F.A.C., Hekking, J.W.M., Van Straaten, H.W.M., Slaaf, Noronha-Blob, L., see Lowe, V.C. (195) 273 D.W. and Struyker Boudier, H.A.J. Ossowska, K., see Liljequist, S. (195) 55 Angiotensin II stimulates angiogenesis in the chorio-allantoic Pachter, J.A., Law, G.J. and Dannies, P.S. membrane of the chick embryo (195) 305 Li, Y. and Duckles, S.P. Ca** channel agonists enhance thyrotropin-releasing hormone-in- Differential effects of neuropeptide Y and opioids on neurogenic duced inositol phosphates and prolactin secretion (195) 373 responses of the perfused rat mesentery (195) 365 Palma, V., see Barone, P. (195) 157 Liljequist, S., Ossowska, K., Grabowska-Andén, M. and Andén, N.-E. Palmer, J.M., see Christofi, F.L. (195) 333 Effect of the NMDA receptor antagonist, MK-801, on locomotor Parashos, S.A., see Marin, C. (195) 19 activity and on the metabolism of dopamine in various brain areas Paulmichl, M., see WOll, E. (195) 399 of mice (195) 55 Pechnick, R.N., see Vargas, H.M. (195) 151 Loctin, F., see Girod, R. (195) 1 Pepeu, G., see Giovannini, M.G. (195) 47 Loh, H.H., see Roy, S. (195) 359 Perfumi, M., see Massi, M. (195) 245 Long, J.P., see Bhattacharyya, B.J. (195) 171 Perfumi, M., see Polidori, C. (195) 139 Long, S.K., see Siarey, R.J. (195) 241 Petersen, E.N. Lowe, V.C. and Noronha-Blob, L. Selective protection by adenosine receptor agonists against Effect of extracellular Ca?* on cholinergic, KCl and phorbol DMCM-induced seizures (195) 261 ester-mediated phosphoinositide turnover and guinea pig urinary Pfeilschifter, J. bladder contraction (195) 273 Anti-inflammatory steroids inhibit cytokine induction of nitric oxide synthase in rat renal mesangial cells (195) 179 Pitkanen, M., Mantymaa, P. and Ruskoaho, H. Sokoll, M.D., see Bhattacharyya, B.J. (195) 171 Staurosporine, a protein kinase C inhibitor, inhibits atrial Speiser, Z., Gordon, I., Rehavi, M. and Gitter, S. natriuretic peptide secretion induced by sarafotoxin, endothelin Behavioral and biochemical studies in rats following prenatal and phorbol ester (195) 307 treatment with B-adrenoceptor antagonists (195) 75 Polidori, C., Pompei, P.L., Perfumi, M., Melchiorre, C. and Massi, M. Stachura, J., see Konturek, S.J. (195) 347 Natriuresis, kaliuresis and antidiuresis induced by central Steindorf, S., see Glick, S.D. (195) 341 carbachol injection are mediated by muscarinic M, receptors (195) Stockbridge, N., see Zhang, H. (195) 27 139 Strohmann, C., see Feifel, R. (195) 115 Polidori, C., see Massi, M. (195) 245 Struyker Boudier, H.A.J., see Le Noble, F.A.C. (195) 305 Pompei, P.L., see Polidori, C. (195) 139 Sugawa, M., see Aono, J. (195) 225 Pullen, M., see Nambi, P. (195) 167 Suzuki, Y. Contraction and prostaglandin biosynthesis by myometrium from Quirk, K., see Gillard, N.P. (195) 407 non-pregnant and pregnant rabbits in response to adenosine 5’-tri- Ragan, C.I., see Gillard, N.P. (195) 407 phosphate (195) 93 Ramakrishnan, S., see Roy, S. (195) 359 Regoli, D., see Humpel, C. (195) 107 Tacke, R., see Feifel, R. (195) 115 Rehavi, M., see Speiser, Z. (195) 75 Takato, M., see Aono, J. (195) 225 Reis, D.J., see Gomez, R.E. (195) 181 Tamaki, H., see Nagasaki, M. (195) 317 Richards, M.H. Tanaka, S., see Masuda, Y. (195) 323 Effects of cyproheptadine and pizotifen on central muscarinic Tanaka, S., see Shikada, K.-1. (195) 389 receptors (195) 403 Tanaka, Y., see Hisatome, I. (195) 381 Roberts, F.F., see Barnes, J.C. (195) 233 Tedeschi, E., see Barone, P. (195) 157 Rodrigues de Miranda, J.F., see Feifel, R. (195) 115 Thomas, G., see Grassi, A. (195) 251 Ross, G., Chaudhuri, G., Ignarro, L.J. and Chyu, K.-Y. Toda, N., Kawakami, M. and Kodama, N. Acetylcholine vasodilation of resistance vessels in vivo may not Prevention by nicardipine of dog basilar artery spasm caused by entirely depend on newly synthesized nitric oxide (195) 291 oxyhemoglobin in vivo and in vitro (195) 175 Rossman, K., see Glick, $.D. (195) 341 Tohyama, K., see Nabeshima, T. (195) 285 Roy, S., Ramakrishnan, S., Loh, H.H. and Lee, N.M. Triggle, D.J., see Galletti, F. (195) 125 Chronic morphine treatment selectively suppresses macrophage Tsocas, A., see Sautereau, D. (195) 217 colony formation in bone marrow (195) 359 Rozé, C., see Sautereau, D. (195) 217 Ueda, M., see Nakajima, S. (195) 145 Ruskoaho, H., see Pitkanen, M. (195) 307 Uehara, Y., see Shimizu, H. (195) 281 Rutledge, A., see Galletti, F. (195) 125 Ruuls, S.R., see Van Vliet, B.J. (195) 295 Van Straaten, H.W.M., see Le Noble, F.A.C. (195) 305 Van Vliet, B.J., Ruuls, S.R., Drukarch, B., Mulder, A.H. and Schof- Sajia, A., see Massi, M. (195) 245 felmeer, A.N.M. Saltarelli, M.D., see Yamada, K. (195) 395 B-Adrenoceptor-sensitive adenylate cyclase is inhibited by activa- Saria, A., see Humpel, C. (195) 107 tion of u-opioid receptors in rat striatal neurons (195) 295 Sas, S., see Lefebvre, R.A. (195) 131 Vargas, H.M. and Pechnick, R.N. Sasaki, Y., see Seto, M. (195) 267 Binding affinity and antimuscarinic activity of o and phencycli- Sasaki, Y., see Seto, M. (195) 267 dine receptor ligands (195) 151 Sautereau, D., Chicau-Chovet, M., Tsocas, A. and Rozé, C. Virtanen, R., see Savola, J.-M. (195) 193 Central and peripheral effects of prostaglandin E, and enprostil on gastric acid secretion in the rat (195) 217 Weir, B., see Zhang, H. (195) 27 Savola, J.-M. and Virtanen, R. Weissman, A.D. and De Souza, E.B. Central a,-adrenoceptors are highly stereoselective for dexmede- Chronic treatment of rats with the specific o ligand D-pentazocine tomidine, the dextro enantiomer of medetomidine (195) 193 fails to modulate dopamine D, and o binding in brain (195) 163 Schoffelmeer, A.N.M., see Van Vliet, B.J. (195) 295 Wenkstern, D., see Nomikos, G.G. (195) 63 Seto, M., Sasaki, Y., Sasaki, Y. and Hidaka, H. Wheeler-Aceto, H. and Cowan, A. Effects of HA1077, a protein kinase inhibitor, on myosin phos- Buprenorphine and morphine cause antinociception by different phorylation and tension in smooth muscle (195) 267 transduction mechanisms (195) 411 Severini, C., see Melchiorri, P. (195) 201 W6OIll, E., Paulmichl, M., Lang, F. and Glossmann, H. Shigenobu, K., see Masuda, Y. (195) 323 Effect of a-adrenoceptor agonists on cell membrane potential in Shikada, K.-i., Yamamoto, A. and Tanaka, S. renal epitheloid Madin Darby canine kidney cells (195) 399 Effects of phosphodiesterase inhibitors on vasoactive intestinal Wood, J.D., see Christofi, F.L. (195) 333 peptide-induced relaxation of isolated guinea-pig trachea (195) 389 Wu, H.-L., see Nambi, P. (195) 167 Shimizu, H., Uehara, Y., Shimomura, Y. and Kobayashi, I. Central administration of ibuprofen failed to block the anorexia Yamada, K., Saltarelli, M.D. and Coyle, J.T. induced by interleukin-1 (195) 281 (?H]Hemicholinium-3 binding in rats with status epilepticus in- Shimomura, Y., see Shimizu, H. (195) 281 duced by lithium chloride and pilocarpine (195) 395 Siarey, R.J., Long, S.K. and Evans, R.H. Yamamoto, A., see Shikada, K.-1. (195) 389 Potentiation of synaptic reflexes by D-serine in the rat spinal cord Yamashita, T., see Masuda, Y. (195) 323 in vitro (195) 241 Yoshida, A., see Hisatome, I. (195) 381 Slaaf, D.W., see Le Noble, F.A.C. (195) 305 Snyder, D.W., Cho, H.L. and Gilmore, J. Zhang, H., Stockbridge, N., Weir, B., Krueger, C. and Cook, D. Endogenously formed leukotriene C, activates LTC, receptors in Glibenclamide relaxes vascular smooth muscle constriction pro- guinea pig tracheal strips (195) 209 duced by prostaglandin F,, (195) 27 Soaje, M., see Melchiorri, P. (195) 201 Zheng, W., see Galletti, F. (195) 125 European Journal of Pharmacology, 195 (1991) 421-430 © 1991 Elsevier Science Publishers B.V. 0014-/2919 /9$039.5 0 Key word index Acetylcholine a,-Adrenoceptors Ileum (guinea-pig); Muscarinic receptors; N-Methylscopolamine; Rilmenidine; Oxazoline; Imidazole receptors; Medulla (rostral Phencyclidine; Phosphatidylinositol; o Receptors (Vargas, H.M. (195) ventrolateral); Arterial pressure (Gomez, R.E. (195) 181) 151) 8-Adrenoceptors EDRF (endothelium-derived relaxing factor); Blood flow; Nitric Opioid receptors; Adenylate cyclase; Striatal neurons (Van Vliet, B.J. oxide; (Cat) (Ross, G. (195) 291) (195) 295) [*H]Hemicholinium-3; Choline uptake (high-affinity); Pilocarpine; 8-Adrenoceptors (central) Lithium chloride; Phospholipase A, (Yamada, K. (195) 395) Pregnancy; 6-Adrenoceptor antagonists; Offspring behaviour; Hyper- activity; Active avoidance; Acetylcholine receptors (central) (Speiser, Acetylcholine receptors (central) Z. (195) 75) Pregnancy; £-Adrenoceptor antagonists; Offspring behaviour; Hyper- Amlodipine activity; Active avoidance; $-Adrenoceptors (central) (Speiser, Z. Ca?*; Ca** channels; Ca** channel antagonists; 1,4-Dihydropyri- (195) 75) dines; Nifedipine; Tiamdipine (Galletti, F. (195) 125) Acetylcholine release cAMP Vesamicol (AH5183); Synaptic transmission; Anaesthetics (local) Dopamine receptor interactions; Pertussis toxin; Rotational be- (Girod, R. (195) 1) haviour (Marin, C. (195) 19) Acivicin Prolactin; Dopamine receptors; Adrenoceptors (Judd, A.M. (195) Leukotrienes; Trachea (guinea-pig); ICI 204,219; LY 171883; Smooth 101) muscle (airway) (Snyder, D.W. (195) 209) Amphetamine Active avoidance Desipramine; Dopamine; Microdialysis; Nucleus accumbens; Stria- Pregnancy; B-Adrenoceptor antagonists; Offspring behaviour; Hyper- tum; Apomorphine (Nomikos, G.G. (195) 63) activity; Acetylcholine receptors (central); B-Adrenoceptors (central) (Speiser, Z. (195) 75) Anaesthetics (local) Vesamicol (AH5183); Synaptic transmission; Acetylcholine release Adenosine (Girod, R. (195) 1) DMCM (methyl 6,7-dimethoxy-4-ethyl-8-carboline-3-carboxylate); Seizures; Benzodiazepine receptors; GABA receptors; I-Phenylisopro- Analgesics pyladenosine; 2-Chloroadenosine; Cyclohexyladenosine; Pentylene- a-Adrenoceptors; a,-Adrenoceptor agonists; Sedatives; Mydriatics; tetrazol; Bicuculline; (Mouse) (Petersen, E.N. (195) 261) Cardiovascular drugs (Savola, J.-M. (195) 193) Adenylate cyclase ANF (atrial natriuretic factor) Opioid receptors; B-Adrenoceptors; Striatal neurons (Van Vliet, B.J. Carbachol; Muscarinic receptor subtypes; Muscarinic receptor (195) 295) antagonists (Massi, M. (195) 245) a,-Adrenoceptor agonists Angiogenesis a-Adrenoceptors; Sedatives; Analgesics; Mydriatics; Cardiovascular Angiotensin II; Hypertension; Chorio-allantoic membrane; Blood drugs (Savola, J.-M. (195) 193) vessels (Le Noble, F.A.C. (195) 305) Angiotensin II 8-Adrenoceptor antagonists Angiogenesis; Hypertension; Chorio-allantoic membrane; Blood ves- Pregnancy; Offspring behaviour; Hyperactivity; Active avoidance; sels (Le Noble, F.A.C. (195) 305) Acetylcholine receptors (central); B-Adrenoceptors (central) (Speiser, Z. (195) 75) ANP (atrial natriuretic polypeptide) Protein kinase C; Sarafotoxin; Endothelin; Phorbol ester; Stauro- Adrenoceptors sporine (Pitkanen, M. (195) 307) Prolactin; Dopamine receptors; cAMP (Judd, A.M. (195) 101) Antidiuresis Gastric secretion; Prostaglandins; Prostaglandin E,; Enprostil; (In- Carbachol; Muscarinic receptor subtypes; Muscarinic receptor jections: intracerebroventricular) (Sautereau, D. (195) 217) antagonists; Natriuresis; Kaliuresis (Polidori, C. (195) 139) a-Adrenoceptors Antinociception a,-Adrenoceptor agonists; Sedatives; Analgesics; Mydriatics; Cardio- Paw pressure; Arthritic rats; Tramadol; Morphine; Buprenorphine; vascular drugs (Savola, J.-M. (195) 193) Nalbuphine; Naloxone; Normal rats (Kayser, V. (195) 37) 422 Antiulcer drugs Blood vessels Ulcer models (experimental); Indomethacin; Stress; Cysteamine; Angiogenesis; Angiotensin II; Hypertension; Chorio-allantoic mem- Ethanol; Prostaglandins; Gastric acid secretion (Grassi, A. (195) 251) brane (Le Noble, F.A.C. (195) 305) Aorta (rat) Body weight K* channel openers; NIP-121; Cromakalim; Nicorandil; Portal vein Ibuprofen; Interleukin; Food intake; (Rat) (Shimizu, H. (195) 281) (rat) (Masuda, Y. (195) 323) Bone marrow Apomorphine Morphine; £-Endorphin; Colony stimulating factor (Roy, S. (195) Desipramine; Dopamine; Microdialysis; Nucleus accumbens; Stria- 359) tum; Amphetamine (Nomikos, G.G. (195) 63) Buprenorphine Arterial pressure Antinociception; Paw pressure; Arthritic rats; Tramadol; Morphine; Rilmenidine; Oxazoline; a -Adrenoceptors; Imidazole receptors; Nalbuphine; Naloxone; Normal rats (Kayser, V. (195) 37) Medulla (rostral ventrolateral) (Gomez, R.E. (195) 181) BY-1949 Arthritic rats Platelet aggregation; Cyclic nucleotides; Nitric oxide (Aono, J. (195) Antinociception; Paw pressure; Tramadol; Morphine; Buprenorphine; Nalbuphine; Naloxone; Normal rats (Kayser, V. (195) 37) Aspartate channels; Ca?* channel antagonists; 1,4-Dihydropyridines; Glutamate; Thyrotropin-releasing hormone (TRH); Spinal cord; Ex- Nifedipine; Tiamdipine; Amlodipine (Galletti, F. (195) 125) citatory amino acids; Tetrodotoxin (Giovannini, M.G. (195) 47) Ca?* -calmodulin ATP (adenosine 5’ -triphosphate) 12-Deoxyphorbol 13-isobutyrate; Protein kinase C; Thoracic artery Myometrial contractions; Prostaglandins; Purinoceptors (Suzuki, Y. (rat); Contraction; Ca?* levels (intracellular) (Nakajima, S. (195) (195) 93) 145) Autonomic ganglia Ca”* channel antagonists Enteric nervous system; Myenteric plexus; Small intestine; Muscarinic Ca?*; Ca** channels; 1,4-Dihydropyridines; Nifedipine; Tiamdipine; receptors; Telenzepine (Christofi, F.L. (195) 333) Amlodipine (Galletti, F. (195) 125) Benzodiazepine binding sites Ca** channels ['*° I]lodoclonazepam; GABA, receptors (Gillard, N.P. (195) 407) Ca**; Ca** channel antagonists; 1,4-Dihydropyridines; Nifedipine; Tiamdipine; Amlodipine (Galletti, F. (195) 125) Benzodiazepine receptors Adenosine; DMCM (methyl 6,7-dimethoxy-4-ethyl-B-carboline-3- Pituitary (anterior); Dihydropyridine; Inositol trisphosphate; Nimo- carboxylate); Seizures; GABA receptors; 1-Phenylisopropyladenosine; dipine; Thyrotropin-releasing hormone (TRH) (Pachter, J.A. (195) 2-Chloroadenosine; Cyclohexyladenosine; Pentylenetetrazol; Bicucul- 373) line; (Mouse) (Petersen, E.N. (195) 261) Ca** (intracellular) Benzodiazepines Membrane potential; Epinephrine; K* channels (WOll, E. (195) 399) Hypnotics; Sleep; REM (rapid eye movement) sleep; EEG spectral analysis; Slow-wave activity (Borbély, A.A. (195) 11) Ca** levels (intracellular) 12-Deoxyphorbol 13-isobutyrate; Protein kinase C; Thoracic artery Bicuculline (rat); Contraction; Ca? *-calmodulin (Nakajima, S. (195) 145) Adenosine; DMCM (methyl 6,7-dimethoxy-4-ethyl-8-carboline-3- carboxylate); Seizures; Benzodiazepine receptors; GABA receptors; Capsaicin l-Phenylisopropyladenosine; 2-Chloroadenosine; Cyclohexyladeno- Gastric fundus (rat); Vasoactive intestinal polypeptide (VIP); CGRP sine; Pentylenetetrazol; (Mouse) (Petersen, E.N. (195) 261) (calcitonin gene-related peptide) (Lefebvre, R.A. (195) 131) Ethanol; Chlordiazepoxide; GABA, receptors; Physostigmine; Cholinergic neuronal system (Nabeshima, T. (195) 285) Mesentery (rat); CGRP (calcitonin gene-related peptide); Neuro- peptide Y; DAMGO_ [D-Ala*,N-Me-Phe*,Gly°-ol]enkephalin); DPDPE ({D-Pen?,D-Pen°]enkephalin); Ethylketocyclazocine; In- Bladder detrusor muscle Phosphoinositide breakdown; Phorbol esters; Ca** stores; High K* domethacin (Li, Y. (195) 365) stimulation; Muscarinic acetylcholine receptors (Lowe, V.C. (195) 273) Carbachol Muscarinic receptor subtypes; Muscarinic receptor antagonists; Anti- Blood flow diuresis; Natriuresis; Kaliuresis (Polidori, C. (195) 139) EDRF (endothelium-derived relaxing factor); Acetylcholine; Nitric oxide; (Cat) (Ross, G. (195) 291) Muscarinic receptor subtypes; Muscarinic receptor antagonists; ANF (atrial natriuretic factor) (Massi, M. (195) 245) Blood pressure Theta rhythm; Muscarinic receptor agonists; Muscarinic receptor Cardiovascular drugs antagonists; Muscarinic receptor subtypes; (Rat) (Barnes, J.C. (195) a-Adrenoceptors; a,-Adrenoceptor agonists; Sedatives; Analgesics; 233) Mydriatics (Savola, J.-M. (195) 193) Ca?* stores Cyclohexyladenosine Phosphoinositide breakdown; Phorbol esters; High K* stimulation; Adenosine; DMCM (methyl 6,7-dimethoxy-4-ethyl-8-carboline-3- Bladder detrusor muscle; Muscarinic acetylcholine receptors (Lowe, carboxylate); Seizures; Benzodiazepine receptors; GABA receptors; V.C. (195) 273) l-Phenylisopropyladenosine; 2-Chloroadenosine; Pentylenetetrazol; Bicuculline; (Mouse) (Petersen, E.N. (195) 261) Cerebral vasospasm Nicardipine; Oxyhemoglobin (Toda, N. (195) 175) Cyclosporine A Kidney; Protein kinase C; Phorbol ester receptor (Nambi, P. (195) CGRP (calcitonin gene-related peptide) 167) Capsaicin; Gastric fundus (rat); Vasoactive intestinal polypeptide (VIP) (Lefebvre, R.A. (195) 131) Cyproheptadine Muscarinic receptors; Pizotifen (Richards, M.H. (195) 403) Mesentery (rat); Capsaicin; Neuropeptide Y; DAMGO [D-Ala’,N- Me-Phe*,Gly°-olJjenkephalin); DPDPE ({D-Pen?,D-Pen? Jenkephalin); Cysteamine Ethylketocyclazocine; Indomethacin (Li, Y. (195) 365) Antiulcer drugs; Ulcer models (experimental); Indomethacin; Stress; Ethanol; Prostaglandins; Gastric acid secretion (Grassi, A. (195) 251) Chlordiazepoxide Cytoprotection Ethanol; Bicuculline; GABA, receptors; Physostigmine; Cholinergic Stomach; Peptic ulcer; Prostaglandin (Konturek, S.J. (195) 347) neuronal system (Nabeshima, T. (195) 285) DAMGO |[D-Ala”,N-Me-Phe*,Gly °-ol]enkephalin) 2-Chloroadenosine Adenosine; DMCM (methyl 6,7-dimethoxy-4-ethyl-$-carboline-3- Mesentery (rat); Capsaicin; CGRP (calcitonin gene-related peptide); Neuropeptide Y; DPDPE ({D-Pen*,D-Pen’ Jenkephalin); Ethylketo- carboxylate); Seizures; Benzodiazepine receptors; GABA receptors; l-Phenylisopropyladenosine; Cyclohexyladenosine; Pentylenetetrazol; cyclazocine; Indomethacin (Li, Y. (195) 365) Bicuculline; (Mouse) (Petersen, E.N. (195) 261) Deltorphins Synthetic peptides; Receptor binding assay; Vas deferens assay Cholinergic neuronal system (mouse); 5-Opioid receptors (selectivity for) (Melchiorri, P. (195) 201) Ethanol; Chlordiazepoxide; Bicuculline; GABA, receptors; Physo- stigmine (Nabeshima, T. (195) 285) 12-Deoxyphorbol 13-isobutyrate Protein kinase C; Thoracic artery (rat); Contraction; Ca?* levels Choline uptake (high-affinity) (intracellular); Ca? *-calmodulin (Nakajima, S. (195) 145) [?H]Hemicholinium-3; Acetylcholine; Pilocarpine; Lithium chloride; Phospholipase A, (Yamada, K. (195) 395) Desipramine Dopamine; Microdialysis; Nucleus accumbens; Striatum; Ampheta- Chorio-allantoic membrane mine; Apomorphine (Nomikos, G.G. (195) 63) Angiogenesis; Angiotensin II; Hypertension; Blood vessels (Le Noble, F.A.C. (195) 305) Dihydropyridine Pituitary (anterior); Ca?* channels; Inositol trisphosphate; Nimodi- Clonidine pine; Thyrotropin-releasing hormone (TRH) (Pachter, J.A. (195) 373) Guanabenz; Reflex; Spinal cord; Urethra; Sphincter (Downie, J.W. (195) 301) 1,4-Dihydropyridines Ca**; Ca** channels; Ca** channel antagonists; Nifedipine; CNQX (6-cyano-7-nitroquinoxaline-2,3-dione) Tiamdipine; Amlodipine (Galletti, F. (195) 125) D-Serine; Spinal cord; (Electrophysiology) (Siarey, R.J. (195) 241) Diphosphorylation Colony stimulating factor Smooth muscle; MLC,, (myosin-light chain); Monophosphorylation; Morphine; £-Endorphin; Bone marrow (Roy, S. (195) 359) Protein kinase inhibitor; HA-1077 (Seto, M. (195) 267) Contraction DMCM (methyl! 6,7-dimethoxy-4-ethyl- 8 -carboline-3-carboxylate) 12-Deoxyphorbol 13-isobutyrate; Protein kinase C; Thoracic artery Adenosine; Seizures; Benzodiazepine receptors; GABA receptors; 1- (rat); Ca?* levels (intracellular); Ca? *-calmodulin (Nakajima, S. (195) Phenylisopropyladenosine; 2-Chloroadenosine; Cyclohexyladenosine; 145) Pentylenetetrazol; Bicuculline; (Mouse) (Petersen, E.N. (195) 261) Trimebutine; Fura-2; [Ca?*], mobilization; Taenia caecum (guinea- DOI (1-(2,5-dimethoxy-4-iodophenyl)-2-aminopropane) pig) (Nagasaki, M. (195) 317) Neuromuscular transmission; 5-HT receptor agonists; 5-HT,-like re- ceptor antagonists (Bhattacharyya, B.J. (195) 171) Convulsions Lithium-pilocarpine; Dopamine receptors; Dopamine _ receptor Dopamine antagonists (Barone, P. (195) 157) Desipramine; Microdialysis; Nucleus accumbens; Striatum; Amphet- amine; Apomorphine (Nomikos, G.G. (195) 63) Cromakalim K* channel openers; NIP-121; Nicorandil; Aorta (rat); Portal vein Tachykinins; Striatum; Substantia nigra; 5-HT (5-hydroxytryptamine, (rat) (Masuda, Y. (195) 323) serotonin) (Humpel, C. (195) 107) Cyclic nucleotides o-Receptors; Phencyclidine; Psychosis; Haloperidol; YM-09151-2 BY-1949; Platelet aggregation; Nitric oxide (Aono, J. (195) 225) (Weissman, A.D. (195) 163) 424 Dopamine metabolism Excitatory amino acids MK-801; NMDA receptors; Striatum; Limbic forebrain; Hippocam- Glutamate; Aspartate; Thyrotropin-releasing hormone (TRH); Spinal pus; NMRI mouse (Liljequist, S. (195) 55) cord; Tetrodotoxin (Giovannini, M.G. (195) 47) Dopamine receptor antagonists Food intake Lithium-pilocarpine; Convulsions; Dopamine receptors (Barone, P. Ibuprofen; Interleukin; Body weight; (Rat) (Shimizu, H. (195) 281) (195) 157) Fura-2 Dopamine receptor interactions Trimebutine; [Ca?*]; mobilization; Taenia caecum (guinea-pig); Pertussis toxin; cAMP; Rotational behaviour (Marin, C. (195) 19) Contraction (Nagasaki, M. (195) 317) Dopamine receptors GABA receptors Prolactin; Adrenoceptors; cAMP (Judd, A.M. (195) 101) Adenosine; DMCM (methyl 6,7-dimethoxy-4-ethyl-8-carboline-3- Lithium-pilocarpine; Convulsions; Dopamine receptor antagonists carboxylate); Seizures; Benzodiazepine receptors; 1-Phenylisopro- pyladenosine; 2-Chloroadenosine; Cyclohexyladenosine; Pentylene- (Barone, P. (195) 157) tetrazol; Bicuculline; (Mouse) (Petersen, E.N. (195) 261) DPDPE (|D-Pen”,D-Pem |enkephalin) Mesentery (rat); Capsaicin; CGRP (calcitonin gene-related peptide); GABA , receptors Neuropeptide Y; DAMGO [D-Ala?,N-Me-Phe*,Gly°-ol]enkephalin); Ethanol; Chlordiazepoxide; Bicuculline; Physostigmine; Cholinergic Ethylketocyclazocine; Indomethacin (Li, Y. (195) 365) neuronal system (Nabeshima, T. (195) 285) Drug self-administration ['?°I]lodoclonazepam; Benzodiazepine binding sites (Gillard, N.P. Ibogaine; Morphine (Glick, S.D. (195) 341) (195) 407) EDRF (endothelium-derived relaxing factor) Gastric acid secretion Acetylcholine; Blood flow; Nitric oxide; (Cat) (Ross, G. (195) 291) Antiulcer drugs; Ulcer models (experimental); Indomethacin; Stress; Cysteamine; Ethanol; Prostaglandins (Grassi, A. (195) 251) EEG spectral analysis Benzodiazepines; Hypnotics; Sleep; REM (rapid eye movement) sleep; Slow-wave activity (Borbély, A.A. (195) 11) Gastric fundus (rat) Capsaicin; Vasoactive intestinal polypeptide (VIP); CGRP (calcitonin 8-Endorphin gene-related peptide) (Lefebvre, R.A. (195) 131) Morphine; Bone marrow; Colony stimulating factor (Roy, S. (195) 359) Gastric secretion Prostaglandins; Prostaglandin E,; Enprostil; Adrenoceptors; (Injec- Endothelin tions: intracerebroventricular) (Sautereau, D. (195) 217) ANP (atrial natriuretic polypeptide); Protein kinase C; Sarafotoxin; Phorbol ester; Staurosporine (Pitkanen, M. (195) 307) Glutamate Aspartate; Thyrotropin-releasing hormone (TRH); Spinal cord; Exci- Endothelium tatory amino acids; Tetrodotoxin (Giovannini, M.G. (195) 47) Glyceryl trinitrate; Papaverine; Methylene blue; Smooth muscle (vascular); Isometric tension recording (Zhang, H. (195) 27) Glyceryl trinitrate Papaverine; Methylene blue; Smooth muscle (vascular); Endothelium; Enprostil Isometric tension recording (Zhang, H. (195) 27) Gastric secretion; Prostaglandins; Prostaglandin E,; Adrenoceptors; (Injections: intracerebroventricular) (Sautereau, D. (195) 217) Guanabenz Enteric nervous system Clonidine; Reflex; Spinal cord; Urethra; Sphincter (Downie, J.W. Myenteric plexus; Small intestine; Autonomic ganglia; Muscarinic (195) 301) receptors; Telenzepine (Christofi, F.L. (195) 333) HA-1077 Epinephrine Smooth muscle; MLC,, (myosin-light chain); Monophosphorylation; Membrane potential; Ca?* (intracellular); K* channels (WOll, E. Diphosphorylation; Protein kinase inhibitor (Seto, M. (195) 267) (195) 399) Ethanol Haloperidol Antiulcer drugs; Ulcer models (experimental); Indomethacin; Stress; o-Receptors; Phencyclidine; Psychosis; Dopamine; YM-09151-2 Cysteamine; Prostaglandins; Gastric acid secretion (Grassi, A. (195) (Weissman, A.D. (195) 163) 251) [> H]Hemicholinium-3 Chlordiazepoxide; Bicuculline; GABA, receptors; Physostigmine; Choline uptake (high-affinity); Acetylcholine; Pilocarpine; Lithium Cholinergic neuronal system (Nabeshima, T. (195) 285) chloride; Phospholipase A, (Yamada, K. (195) 395) Ethylketocyclazocine Mesentery (rat); Capsaicin; CGRP (calcitonin gene-related peptide); Hexahydro-difenidol analogues Neuropeptide Y; DAMGO [D-Ala?,N-Me-Phe*,Gly°-olJenkephalin); (7H](+)-Telenzepine; Muscarinic M, receptors; Superior cervical DPDPE ({D-Pen*,D-Pen® Jenkephalin); Indomethacin (Li, Y. (195) ganglia (calf); Trihexyphenidyl; Hexbutinol; Stereoselectivity (Feifel, 365) R. (195) 115) Hexbutinol Inositol trisphosphate [7H]( + )-Telenzepine; Muscarinic M, receptors; Superior cervical Pituitary (anterior); Ca?* channels; Dihydropyridine; Nimodipine; ganglia (calf); Hexahydro-difenidol analogues; Trihexyphenidyl; Thyrotropin-releasing hormone (TRH) (Pachter, J.A. (195) 373) Stereoselectivity (Feifel, R. (195) 115) Interleukin High K* stimulation Ibuprofen; Food intake; Body weight; (Rat) (Shimizu, H. (195) 281) Phosphoinositide breakdown; Phorbol esters; Ca?* stores; Bladder |'?5 1}lodoclonazepam detrusor muscle; Muscarinic acetylcholine receptors (Lowe, V.C. (195) 273) GABA, receptors; Benzodiazepine binding sites (Gillard, N.P. (195) 407) Hippocampus MK-801; NMDA receptors; Dopamine metabolism; Striatum; Limbic Isometric tension recording forebrain; NMRI mouse (Liljequist, S. (195) 55) Glyceryl trinitrate; Papaverine; Methylene blue; Smooth muscle (vascular); Endothelium (Zhang, H. (195) 27) 5-HT (5-hydroxytryptamine, serotonin) Tachykinins; Striatum; Substantia nigra; Dopamine (Humpel, C. Isoproterenol (195) 107) VIP (vasoactive intestinal polypeptide); Prostaglandin E,; Leukotriene D,-induced contraction; Phosphodiesterase inhibitors; Trachea (iso- 5-HT, -like receptor antagonists lated, guinea-pig) (Shikada, K.-i. (195) 389) Neuromuscular transmission; 5-HT receptor agonists; DOI (1-(2,5-di- Kaliuresis methoxy-4-iodophenyl)-2-aminopropane) (Bhattacharyya, B.J. (195) Carbachol; Muscarinic receptor subtypes; Muscarinic receptor 171) antagonists; Antidiuresis; Natriuresis (Polidori, C. (195) 139) 5-HT receptor agonists K* channel openers Neuromuscular transmission; DOI (1-(2,5-dimethoxy-4-iodopheny]l)- NIP-121; Cromakalim; Nicorandil; Aorta (rat); Portal vein (rat) 2-aminopropane); 5-HT,-like receptor antagonists (Bhattacharyya, B.J. (Masuda, Y. (195) 323) (195) 171) K* channels Hyperactivity Membrane potential; Ca** (intracellular); Epinephrine (WOll, E. Pregnancy; B-Adrenoceptor antagonists; Offspring behaviour; Active (195) 399) avoidance; Acetylcholine receptors (central); 8-Adrenoceptors (central) (Speiser, Z. (195) 75) Kidney Cyclosporine A; Protein kinase C; Phorbol ester receptor (Nambi, P. Hypertension (195) 167) Angiogenesis; Angiotensin II; Chorio-allantoic membrane; Blood ves- sels (Le Noble, F.A.C. (195) 305) Leukotriene D,-induced contraction VIP (vasoactive intestinal polypeptide); Isoproterenol; Prostaglandin Hypnotics E,; Phosphodiesterase inhibitors; Trachea (isolated, guinea-pig) Benzodiazepines; Sleep; REM (rapid eye movement) sleep; EEG (Shikada, K.-i. (195) 389) spectral analysis; Slow-wave activity (Borbély, A.A. (195) 11) Leukotrienes Ibogaine Trachea (guinea-pig); Acivicin; ICI 204,219; LY 171883; Smooth Morphine; Drug self-administration (Glick, S.D. (195) 341) muscle (airway) (Snyder, D.W. (195) 209) Ibuprofen Limbic forebrain Interleukin; Food intake; Body weight; (Rat) (Shimizu, H. (195) 281) MK-801; NMDA receptors; Dopamine metabolism; Striatum; Hip- pocampus; NMRI mouse (Liljequist, S. (195) 55) ICI 204,219 Leukotrienes; Trachea (guinea-pig); Acivicin; LY 171883; Smooth Lithium chloride muscle (airway) (Snyder, D.W. (195) 209) [*H]Hemicholinium-3; Choline uptake (high-affinity); Acetylcholine; Pilocarpine; Phospholipase A, (Yamada, K. (195) 395) Ileum (guinea-pig) Acetylcholine; Muscarinic receptors; N-Methylscopolamine; Phen- Lithium-pilocarpine cyclidine; Phosphatidylinositol; o Receptors (Vargas, H.M. (195) 151) Convulsions; Dopamine receptors; Dopamine receptor antagonists (Barone, P. (195) 157) Imidazole receptors Rilmenidine; Oxazoline; a,-Adrenoceptors; Medulla (rostral ventro- LY 171883 lateral); Arterial pressure (Gomez, R.E. (195) 181) Leukotrienes; Trachea (guinea-pig); Acivicin; ICI 204,219; Smooth muscle (airway) (Snyder, D.W. (195) 209) Indomethacin Antiulcer drugs; Ulcer models (experimental); Stress; Cysteamine; Medulla (rostral ventrolateral) Ethanol; Prostaglandins; Gastric acid secretion (Grassi, A. (195) 251) Rilmenidine; Oxazoline; a,-Adrenoceptors; Imidazole receptors; Mesentery (rat); Capsaicin; CGRP (calcitonin gene-related peptide); Arterial pressure (Gomez, R.E. (195) 181) Neuropeptide Y; DAMGO [D-Ala?,N-Me-Phe*,Gly°-olJenkephalin); DPDPE ({D-Pen?,D-Pen°]enkephalin); Ethylketocyclazocine (Li, Y. Membrane potential (195) 365) Ca** (intracellular); Epinephrine; K* channels (W6ll, E. (195) 399) 426 Mesentery (rat) Enteric nervous system; Myenteric plexus; Small intestine; Auto- Capsaicin; CGRP (calcitonin gene-related peptide); Neuropeptide Y; nomic ganglia; Telenzepine (Christofi, F.L. (195) 333) DAMGO [D-Ala?,N-Me-Phe4,Gly°®-olJenkephalin); DPDPE ({D- Pen?,D-Pen” Jenkephalin); Ethylketocyclazocine; Indomethacin (Li, Y. Cyproheptadine; Pizotifen (Richards, M.H. (195) 403) (195) 365) Muscarinic M, receptors Methylene blue [°H](+)-Telenzepine; Superior cervical ganglia (calf); Hexahydro-dif- Glyceryl trinitrate; Papaverine; Smooth muscle (vascular); Endo- enidol analogues; Trihexyphenidyl; Hexbutinol; Stereoselectivity thelium; Isometric tension recording (Zhang, H. (195) 27) (Feifel, R. (195) 115) Muscarinic receptor subtypes N-Methylscopolamine Acetylcholine; Ileum (guinea-pig); Muscarinic receptors; Phencycli- Carbachol; Muscarinic receptor antagonists; Antidiuresis; Natriure- dine; Phosphatidylinositol; o Receptors (Vargas, H.M. (195) 151) sis; Kaliuresis (Polidori, C. (195) 139) Theta rhythm; Blood pressure; Muscarinic receptor agonists; Musca- Microdialysis rinic receptor antagonists; (Rat) (Barnes, J.C. (195) 233) Desipramine; Dopamine; Nucleus accumbens; Striatum; Ampheta- mine; Apomorphine (Nomikos, G.G. (195) 63) Carbachol; Muscarinic receptor antagonists; ANF (atrial natriuretic factor) (Massi, M. (195) 245) MK-801 NMDA receptors; Dopamine metabolism; Striatum; Limbic fore- Mydriatics brain; Hippocampus; NMRI mouse (Liljequist, S. (195) 55) a-Adrenoceptors; a,-Adrenoceptor agonists; Sedatives; Analgesics; Cardiovascular drugs (Savola, J.-M. (195) 193) MLC,, (myosin-light chain) Smooth muscle; Monophosphorylation; Diphosphorylation; Protein Myenteric plexus kinase inhibitor; HA-1077 (Seto, M. (195) 267) Enteric nervous system; Small intestine; Autonomic ganglia; Musca- rinic receptors; Telenzepine (Christofi, F.L. (195) 333) [Ca?* ], mobilization Trimebutine; Fura-2; Taenia caecum (guinea-pig); Contraction Myometrial contractions (Nagasaki, M. (195) 317) ATP (adenosine 5’-triphosphate); Prostaglandins; Purinoceptors (Suzuki, Y. (195) 93) Monophosphorylation Smooth muscle; MLC,,. (myosin-light chain); Diphosphorylation; Na*,K t-ATPase Protein kinase inhibitor; HA-1077 (Seto, M. (195) 267) Overdrive hyperpolarization; Trimetazidine; (Guinea-pig) (Hisatome, I. (195) 381) Morphine Antinociception; Paw pressure; Arthritic rats; Tramadol; Buprenor- Nalbuphine phine; Nalbuphine; Naloxone; Normal rats (Kayser, V. (195) 37) Antinociception; Paw pressure; Arthritic rats; Tramadol; Morphine; Buprenorphine; Naloxone; Normal rats (Kayser, V. (195) 37) Ibogaine; Drug self-administration (Glick, S.D. (195) 341) Naloxone B-Endorphin; Bone marrow; Colony stimulating factor (Roy, S. (195) Antinociception; Paw pressure; Arthritic rats; Tramadol; Morphine; 359) Buprenorphine; Nalbuphine; Normal rats (Kayser, V. (195) 37) Muscarinic acetylcholine receptors Natriuresis Phosphoinositide breakdown; Phorbol esters; Ca** stores; High K* Carbachol; Muscarinic receptor subtypes; Muscarinic receptor stimulation; Bladder detrusor muscle (Lowe, V.C. (195) 273) antagonists; Antidiuresis; Kaliuresis (Polidori, C. (195) 139) Muscarinic receptor agonists Neuromuscular transmission Theta rhythm; Blood pressure; Muscarinic receptor antagonists; 5-HT receptor agonists; DOI (1-(2,5-dimethoxy-4-iodophenyl)-2- Muscarinic receptor subtypes; (Rat) (Barnes, J.C. (195) 233) aminopropane); 5-HT,-like receptor antagonists (Bhattacharyya, B.J. (195) 171) Muscarinic receptor antagonists Carbachol; Muscarinic receptor subtypes; Antidiuresis; Natriuresis; Neuropeptide Y Kaliuresis (Polidori, C. (195) 139) Mesentery (rat); Capsaicin; CGRP (calcitonin gene-related peptide); DAMGO [D-Ala?,N-Me-Phe*,Gly°-olljenkephalin); DPDPE ([{D- Theta rhythm; Blood pressure; Muscarinic receptor agonists; Musca- Pen*,D-Pen® Jenkephalin); Ethylketocyclazocine; Indomethacin (Li, Y. rinic receptor subtypes; (Rat) (Barnes, J.C. (195) 233) (195) 365) Carbachol; Muscarinic receptor subtypes; ANF (atrial natriuretic Nicardipine factor) (Massi, M. (195) 245) Cerebral vasospasm; Oxyhemoglobin (Toda, N. (195) 175) Muscarinic receptors Nicorandil Acetylcholine; Ileum (guinea-pig); N-Methylscopolamine; Phencycli- K* channel openers; NIP-121; Cromakalim; Aorta (rat); Portal vein dine; Phosphatidylinositol; o Receptors (Vargas, H.M. (195) 151) (rat) (Masuda, Y. (195) 323)

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