Zhang_2001_Brain.Res_919_166

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Title : Epibatidine, a nicotinic acetylcholine receptor agonist, inhibits the capsaicin response in dorsal root ganglion neurons - Zhang_2001_Brain.Res_919_166
Author(s) : Zhang XF , McKenna DG , Briggs CA
Ref : Brain Research , 919 :166 , 2001
Abstract :

In patch-clamp recordings from small-medium diameter dorsal root ganglion neurons in culture, (+/-)-epibatidine (1 microM) was able to inhibit the capsaicin response (IC(50)=0.32 microM) in neurons where there was no detectable direct nicotinic response. Thus, (+/-)-epibatidine may inhibit the vanilloid receptor in a manner that is not dependent upon nicotinic current activation, representing another mechanism by which such ligands could modulate vanilloid receptor signaling.

PubMedSearch : Zhang_2001_Brain.Res_919_166
PubMedID: 11689175

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Zhang XF, McKenna DG, Briggs CA (2001)
Epibatidine, a nicotinic acetylcholine receptor agonist, inhibits the capsaicin response in dorsal root ganglion neurons
Brain Research 919 :166

Zhang XF, McKenna DG, Briggs CA (2001)
Brain Research 919 :166