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supplement:
Albumin
drug:
Bradykinin
Research Papers that Mention the Interaction
“ Bradykinin also reduced the minimal nasal cross-sectional area (Amin), increased albumin release into nasal lavage fluid and increased the symptoms of nasal inflammation.”
“The incremental effect of bradykinin on lavage albumin levels was also significantly greater than both histamine and vehicle.”
“In our first study we found that bradykinin challenge significantly increased concentrations of albumin and IgG. In study two, there was no numeric increase in plasma proteins after local bradykinin challenge, but the concentration of thromboxane was significantly increased in lavages from bradykinin-challenged bronchi.”
Exudation of plasma and production of thromboxane in human bronchi after local bradykinin challenge.“On the ipsilateral side, bradykinin induced significant total protein, glycoconjugate, and albumin secretion.”
“ BK (1000 nmol) significantly increased total protein secretion, tenfold to twentyfold, and albumin secretion by 40-fold to 60-fold.”
“ BK stimulated significant, dose-dependent albumin , total protein, and glycoconjugate secretion.”
“ BK (500 nmol) significantly increase total protein (10- to 20-fold), albumin (10- to 30-fold), and glycoconjugate (2- to 5-fold) in lavage fluid.”
“ Bradykinin (10(-6) M) significantly increased permeability to albumin , ioversol, and sinerem.”
In vitro evaluation of vascular permeability to contrast media using cultured endothelial cell monolayers.“Both BK and TNF alpha produced an increase in albumin flux, which was dependent upon the dose and time domains.”
“Both … bradykinin (0.1-10 microM) increased lysozyme (from submucosal gland serous …% for PAF, 10 microM, and bradykinin, 1 microM, respectively) and albumin (mainly active epithelial transport; +387 and +108%) outputs into the ferret tracheal lumen … the negativity of the potential difference (PD: -33 and -17%) across the trachea.”
“Mucosal challenges … nmol), bradykinin (5 nmol), capsaicin (0.4 nmol), or allergen (ovalbumin, …) increased the appearance of a plasma tracer (131I-labeled albumin previously injected intravenously) in the airway lumen within 10 min (10-20 times … < 0.001), whereas the contractile agent carbachol (8 nmol) was without exudative effect.”
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