… was discovered as an endogenously present tachykinin in human tissues that possesses an
… to discussions about the proportional roles of these tachykinins in NK-1 receptor activation […

… of the cardiovascular system of Sphenodontia Most of the anatomy is similar to that of lizards,
but there are some attributes to their anatomy that suggest it is a more primitive system …

… Thirteen studies of CS patients measured concentrations of either tachykinins combined or
those of individual tachykinins, like substance P, neurokinin A, or neuropeptide K (37, 39, 42, …

… system from Eastern European colleagues, particularly focusing on the autonomic innervation
of the gastrointestinal tract and of the cardiovascular system. It … for the tachykinin receptor, …

… For example, vertebrate substance P is able to activate a Drosophila tachykinin receptor
expressed in Xenopus oocytes [65], and mammalian neuropeptide Y peptides can activate the …

… tachykinin) are produced by proteolytic cleavage of TAC3 and TAC4 products, respectively
[1, 2]. Tachykinins … Tachykinins exert their biological roles by binding to neurokinin receptors (…

… The second, the local efferent function, in which sensory neuropeptides [calcitonin gene-related
peptide (CGRP) and tachykinins (substance P (SP) and neurokinin A)] are released from …

… associated with the known tachykinins and bradykinins present … cardiovascular system
should be monitored and considered potentially risky, especially in subjects with previous cardiac …

… Tachykinin (TAC) signaling is an … tachykinin receptors. NEW & NOTEWORTHY We have
explored here the impact of congenital ablation of the gene (Tacr2) encoding the tachykinin …

… Tachykinins are involved in a cough reflex and in the … Endogenous tachykinins have been
shown to also modulate the … indicating the role of tachykinins and tachykinin receptors NK1 in …