… lective antagonist of human tachykinin NK~ … human tachykinin NK~ receptors than the rat
(Beresford et al., 1991). Therefore, if the cardiovascular effects of L-733,060 involved tachykinin …

… that non-cholinergic transmission could be antagonized by desensitization of tachykinin
receptors, or by peptide analog with tachykinin receptor antagonist properties [13 – 17]. …

… tachykinins, tachykinin receptors and tachykinins degrading enzyme neutral endopeptidase
(NEP) mRNAs, and hHK-1 protein in human … : human tachykinins with cardiovascular activity…

… and effective, many patients still experience cardiovascular problems, which may reflect the
… In this study, we define a role for peripherally distributed members of the tachykinin family of …

… of tachykinins on the activity of the respiratory rhythm generator in vitro and to characterize
the receptors involved. Substance P and tachykinin … affected by the tachykinin NK 2 receptor …

… the use of human skin as an experimental system. In addition, the effect of SCG on the binding
of ‘Y-labeled SP to tissues from the central nervous and cardiovascular systems has been …

… SP in causing contraction of human isolated airways, because … Tachykinins also contract
guinea pig lung parenchymal strips, but at a lower potency than central airways (568). In human …

… We conclude that tachykinin NK 2 receptors do not participate in the physiologic regulation
of resting cardiovascular and … The cardiovascular changes induced by the nonpeptide …

… cardiovascular regulation. Substance P is an undecapeptide originating from TAC1 gen and
belonging to the tachykinin … systems as well as in the cardiovascular system. Substance P is …

… Human hemokinin-1 (h HK-1) and its truncated form h HK-1(4-11) are mammalian
tachykinin peptides encoded by the recently identified TAC4 gene in human, and the biological …