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Receptor Function in the Periphery

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Book cover The Tachykinin Receptors

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The localization of tachykinin receptors to discrete areas, coupled with the identification of structures immunoreactive for tachykinins, has led to proposals of roles for these receptors in physiological control processes. The aim of this chapter is to outline our current understanding of the functional significance of tachykinin receptors in the periphery and to highlight the possible involvement of these receptors in peripheral disorders. Discussion is limited to where it is felt that a physiological or pathological function for specific receptor types has been established with some degree of certainty. In peripheral systems where tachykinins actions have been demonstrated, evidence was sought for the concomitant presence of tachykinin receptors and tachykininergic innervation or local storage and, in particular, inhibition of effects of endogenous tachykinins with receptor antagonists in vivo.

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