We demonstrated earlier that renal afferent pathways combine very likely “classical” neural
signal transduction to the central nervous system and a substance P (SP)–dependent …

… As one of the members of the tachykinin receptor family, tachykinin receptor 3 (NK3R) is
encoded by the Tacr3 gene and belongs to family of typical G-protein–coupled receptors (8). …

… enzyme by targeting the tachykinin family peptides to deeply understand their relation with
tachykinins. During the onset of any viral infection, overproduction of tachykinins, specifically …

… Alternatively, pharmacologically increasing systemic concentrations of 5-HT significantly
elevated the expression of the neuropeptide tachykinin, which did not affect contest initiation but …

… unraveling the effects that tachykinin peptides have on nervous systems and how that can
… systems are usually very accessible and smaller (Nässel, 1999; Chowanski et al., 2017). …

… In particular, the differentially expressed host derived gut peptide, tachykinin (TK), proved
to be a strong candidate to mediate the influence of microbiota on host health. Germ-free and …

… of NEP—the tachykinin and enkephalin systems—to the initiation of ARNi therapy in HFrEF.
… to the tachykinin family, is widely distributed in the CNS and the cardiovascular system and …

… is comprised of various neuronal populations expressing neurokinin- 1 receptors, the cognate
G- protein- coupled receptor of the neuropeptide substance P (encoded by the tachykinin …

… studies on the role of tachykinins in normal patterns of primary … Nociceptive afferents from
animals lacking tachykinins (Tac1 … Based on these observations, we conclude that tachykinins …

… Substance P, a neuropeptide of the tachykinin family, is involved in the neuroinflammation of
different diseases of the central nervous system… Tachykinins and the cardiovascular system …