… tachykinins and NKRs to pathophysiological control. We summarize the discovery, structure,
and function of tachykinins and their receptors… mechanisms and importance of tachykinins in …

… in skin is mediated via NK 1 receptors, whilst plasma extravasation observed in … a tachykinin
receptor-independent mechanism, as observed using selective antagonists in NK 1 receptor …

… raphe and essential integrity of NA neurons (largely independent of 5-HT1A receptors) have
been identified as mechanisms contributing to the increased 5-HT activity by sustained NK1 …

… an indomethacin-insensitive effector mechanism, whereas tachykinin NK 2 receptor-mediated
ion … intracellular effector mechanisms are triggered by the tachykinin NK 2 receptor in the …

… their specific membrane receptors. In … tachykinins and their receptors are of peptide origin,
we will summarize the current knowledge on evolution of tachykinin and tachykinin receptor …

… DA neurons rescued by tachykinins accumulated [ 3 H]… tachykinins was highly selective for
DA neurons, rapidly reversed upon treatment withdrawal, and reproduced by but independent …

… Recently, a model of interaction between different pathophysiologic mechanisms known to
affect … Two reviewers (RR and NC) applied the inclusion criteria independently and where …

… determines their affinity for tachykinin receptors (Fig. 1). Following the identification of three
tachykinin receptor genes, exceptional progress has been made in tachykinin pharmacology, …

… tachykinin receptors exist. In this review, we summarize the current knowledge of tachykinins
and their receptors… and liver by a mechanism independent of the three known tachykinin …

… receptor internalization could be occurring with any of these three receptor antagonists, a
series of four independent … cells expressing the 5-HT 3 receptor for as little as 15 min followed …