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Capsaicin
Research Papers that Mention the Interaction
“The ozone-induced hypertussive response in the rabbit was inhibited by chronic pretreatment with capsaicin , suggestive of a sensitization of airway sensory nerve fibers.”
Ozone-Induced Hypertussive Responses in Rabbits and Guinea Pigs“ Capsaicin could induce a significant increase in secretion of rabbit SMG via activitation of VR1.”
“Injection of capsaicin or prostaglandin E2 into the vitreous chamber of the rabbit eye resulted in miosis and breakdown of the blood-aqueous barrier, manifested in aqueous flare.”
“ Capsaicin (3 and 10 nmol) relaxed the rabbit isolated corpus cavernosum in a dose‐dependent and non‐tachyphylactic manner.”
“ Capsaicin , a lipophilic alkaloid, blocked type I K+ currents in rabbit cultured Schwann cells when applied by superfusion.”
“The mucociliary activity of the rabbit maxillary sinus is increased after exposure to airway irritants such as cigarette smoke and capsaicin.”
“Pretreatment of the iris with 20 micrograms of recombinant enkephalinase (neutral endopeptidase; EC 3.4.24.11) totally abolished the contractile response to substance P. Injection of 10 micrograms of capsaicin into the anterior chamber of atropine-treated rabbit eyes in vivo induced an immediate and intense miosis.”
“Injection of capsaicin into the central artery of the isolated perfused ear with intact neuronal connection induced a reflex fall in systemic arterial blood pressure of the anaesthetized rabbit.”
“Perfusion of the isolated rabbit ear with capsaicin (10 microM)-containing physiological salt solution induced the release of substance P-like immunoreactivity which was inhibited by Ruthenium Red (0.6-20 microM) and by omission of extracellular Ca2+.”
“Thus, as in other species that have been examined (notably the rat), brief capsaicin treatment of rabbit skin nerves leads to a reduction in a neurogenic inflammatory response and in substance P content of the skin.”
“ Capsaicin (3.0-150.0 micrograms/kg) stimulated MC activity in the rabbit maxillary sinus in vivo, recorded with a photoelectric technique.”
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