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TRPA1 agonists modulate the trachealis muscle tone via two independent mechanisms

G Haider, JH Lee, S Wiegand, E Spies, HG Hoymann, W Kummer, A Braun, C Nassenstein · Pneumologie · 2015 · Heft 07

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Pneumologie
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G Haider, JH Lee, S Wiegand, E Spies, HG Hoymann, W Kummer, A Braun, C Nassenstein
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Heft 07 / 2015
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Erschienen: 2015-07-14 00:00:00
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0934-8387

Zusammenfassung

TRPA1 is a cation channel of the transient receptor potential channel family that is predominantly expressed in sensory C-fibers and activated by a wide variety of environmental irritants and endogenous inflammatory mediators relevant for asthma. Activation increases [Ca2+]i, induces inward currents and action potential discharge in lung-innervating C-fibers in vitro and elicits central reflexes in vivo. However, it remained unclear if TRPA1-dependent central reflex activity is associated with changes in lung function. To examine our hypothesis that TRPA1 activation in C-fibers induces bronchoconstriction, we pe…

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Pneumologie