… It has been shown that the potency order of tachykinins is the following: SP> NKA > NKB for
NK … Tachykinins modulate many GI functions including motor activity, mucosal water and ion …

… vessels in the body, it causes destruction in the coronary … modulators released from CGRP
and also called tachykinin [… The key point in the vascular concept is abnormal blood flow of the …

… of several autacoids which can affect local blood flow and capillary permeability.Thus, the
… Guinea pig basilar artery Pig coronary artery Dog coronary artery (a2-receptor) Rabbit aorta …

… secretions and blood flow. Sympathetic … modulation of peristalsis by tachykinin receptor
agents in vivo and in vitro provides further support for the involvement of endogenous tachykinins …

… of the tachykinin family of neuropeptides, including NKA and HK-1; and 2) by examining
the ability of non-tachykinin mediators to modulate the effects of SP activation on cardiac MCs. …

… Substance P (SP) is a tachykinin located mainly in the … is a modulator of perception and
released in response to changes in coronary blood flow or pressure, such as during myocardial …

… collateral blood flow or reduce infarct size after 3 h coronary occlusion … improved coronary
blood flow after 3 h coronary occlusion/… cardiac nerves within the heart to modulate myocardial …

… tachykinins.Indeed, there is reason to believe that these … modulation, in addition to a trophictype
of nerve regulation. … on the coronary circulation of rabbit isolated hearts?, Can. J. Physiol. …

… Thus, we investigated PAME's role in modulating cerebral blood flow (CBF) and neuroprotection
after 6 min of cardiac arrest (model of global cerebral ischemia). Our results suggest …

… inputs from multiple brain regions and humoral signals to modulate cardiac health. … key
intracardiac neuron effectors like ANP and tachykinins as discussed later. These results indicate …