… , neurokinin A (NKA), neurokinin B (NKB) and selective agonists for neurokinin receptors were
… Neurokinins (NKs) elicited a vasodepressor effect with the following rank order of potency: …

… the actions of tachykinins released from peripheral nerves, and for the NK1-receptor antagonists
(… studied class of neurokinin-receptor antagonists) central sites of action have also been …

… Owing to the lack of PPT-II gene expression in peripheral tissues, substance P and
neurokinin A are the only tachykinins detected in appreciable amounts at this level. In normal, …

… The study of those three receptors was made possible by the use of peripheral tissues that
contain only one neurokinin receptor type. They were characterized by the use of neurokinins, …

… Substance P (SP), neurokinin A (NKA) and neurokinin B (NKB) (… in peripheral nerves to
exert distinct peripheral actions. … Selectivity of action may in part be provided by the peripheral …

… peripheral receptors. We now report a differentiation of peripheral and central neurokinin
receptors by … indicates the existence of a distinct neurokinin B receptor in the mouse spinal cord …

… Neurokinin-1 receptor (NK-1) plays an important role in … explore whether activation of peripheral
NK-1 receptor, especially … NK-1 receptors expressed on the peripheral afferent terminals …

… In contrast to the excellent activity of LY303870 in peripheral assays of NK1 receptor function,
very high doses were required to obtain activity in CNS assays [51]. Doses of up to 30 mg/…

… Quantitative receptor autoradiography … peptide receptor binding sites in rat CNS and
peripheral tissues. … Neurokinin-a, neurokinin A, and neuromedin L are alternative names for …

… neurokinin type 1 receptor (NK1r) and sensitises the dorsal horn neurons. SP is also released
from the peripheral … However, their individual contribution at spinal and peripheral levels to …