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Ethanol
Research Papers that Mention the Interaction
“These data … that acute EtOH administration directly impairs cellular Mg(2+) homeostasis and also prevents a further Mg(2+) mobilization by additional doses of alcohol or alpha(1)-adrenoceptor and beta-adrenoceptor agonist by decreasing cytosolic and intraorganelle Mg(2+) content and by affecting G-protein membrane distribution/signaling.”
Effect of repeated doses of ethanol on hepatic Mg2+ homeostasis and mobilization.“In the rat, circulating troponin-T release increases in the presence of ethanol , a mechanism ascribed to free radical mediated damage, as it is prevented with the xanthine oxidase inhibitor and beta-blocker , propranolol.”
“The effect of acetate on locomotion was fully reversed by the adenosine receptor blocker 8-phenyltheophylline, whereas the activating effect of ethanol on locomotion was markedly enhanced by this blocker.”
“This chapter presents evidence that suggests that serotonin uptake blockers may affect ethanol intake, in part via a reduction of food intake.”
“Administration of a beta-blocker and consumption of small amount of alcohol could effectively improve the tremor, possibly suggesting that this type of tremor might be a clinical variant of essential tremor.”
“In addition, administration of a beta-blocking drug before ethanol led to a marked fall in calcitonin with respect to the baseline.”
“The blocking effect was released at higher concentrations of ethanol (100 mm) suggesting a second site of action or a competition between blockers and ethanol.”
Ethanol Activates Maxi Ca2+-activated K+ Channels of Clonal Pituitary (GH3) Cells
“The serotonergic transport mechanism was chosen because ethanol consumption patterns can be manipulated by serotonin receptors and uptake blockers.”
“Serotonin uptake blockers have been shown to produce a robust and reliable reduction in voluntary ethanol consumption in rats.”
“Mannoheptulose, glucosamine, diazoxide, NAD, glucose, epinephrine, 3,5-dimethylpyrazole, 3-carboxy-5-methylpyrazole, glutamic acid, glycine, asparagine, cysteine, sodium tolbutamide, guanidoacetic acid, glutathione, p-aminobenzoic acid, and ethyl alcohol were ineffective as blocking agents.”
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