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Effects of GRPr antagonist RC-3095 and NMBr antagonist PD168368 on intrathecal GRP- and NMB-induced scratching, respectively.
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posted on 2013-06-24, 15:26 authored by Devki D. Sukhtankar, Mei-Chuan KoAntagonists were administered intrathecally 10 min prior to GRP or NMB. Mice were observed immediately after the administration of GRP or NMB up to 1 h. Top panel shows changes in the dose response curve of GRP-induced scratching following RC-3095 pretreatment (A). Bottom panel shows changes in the dose response curve of NMB-induced scratching following PD168368 pretreatment (B). Each value represents mean ± SEM (n = 6) for number of scratching bouts observed across 1 h. Different symbols represent different dosing conditions.
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Spinal CordPrevious studiesRCpeptidemotor impairmentrotarod testNMBrNeuromedin B ReceptorsnmolGRPr antagonistsmouse modelsdose response curveMice Pruritusneuromedin Bintrathecal injectionside effectbombesin receptor subtypes i.ehematological disordersPD 168368attenuated NMBPhysiological FunctionIntrathecal pretreatmentmorphinemotor function
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