论文信息 - Ruthenium red differentiates between capsaicin and nicotine effects on cardiac sensory nerves.

Ruthenium red differentiates between capsaicin and nicotine effects on cardiac sensory nerves.

La liberation de CGRP par les nerfs sensoriels, entrainee par la capsaicine et la nicotine, dans le cœur, depend du calcium. Le ruthenium est un inhibiteur de la liberation calcium dependante d'un neurotransmetteur. Le cœur de cobaye est isole et perfuse, afin d'etudier l'influence du ruthenium sur l'action de la capsaicine et la nicotine

A. Franco‐Cereceda | J. Lundberg | Y. Lou | A. Franco-Cereceda

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