Studies were carried out in the rat in order to investigate whether cholinergic mechanisms may be involved in vasopressin (VP) release induced by metoclopramide (MCP). The intravenous injection of MCP induced doserelated increases in plasma VP levels in water-loaded rats. These effects were prevented by atropine sulphate, but not by pirenzepine hydrochloride indicating that activation of cholinergic receptors of M-2 type was possibly required for the biologic response. © 1990 Springer-Verlag.
EVIDENCE THAT CHOLINERGIC RECEPTORS OF MUSCARINIC TYPE MAY MODULATE VASOPRESSIN RELEASE INDUCED BY METOCLOPRAMIDE / Steardo, Luca; M., Iovino; P., Monteleone; M., Bevilacqua; G., Norbiato. - In: JOURNAL OF NEURAL TRANSMISSION. - ISSN 0300-9564. - STAMPA. - 82:3(1990), pp. 213-217. [10.1007/bf01272764]
EVIDENCE THAT CHOLINERGIC RECEPTORS OF MUSCARINIC TYPE MAY MODULATE VASOPRESSIN RELEASE INDUCED BY METOCLOPRAMIDE
STEARDO, LUCA;
1990
Abstract
Studies were carried out in the rat in order to investigate whether cholinergic mechanisms may be involved in vasopressin (VP) release induced by metoclopramide (MCP). The intravenous injection of MCP induced doserelated increases in plasma VP levels in water-loaded rats. These effects were prevented by atropine sulphate, but not by pirenzepine hydrochloride indicating that activation of cholinergic receptors of M-2 type was possibly required for the biologic response. © 1990 Springer-Verlag.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
