The effects of propranolol on the bronchoconstriction by histamine, acetyl beta methylcholine and anaphylaxis in inbred guinea pigs in vivo

H. Nakazawa; R. Townley

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The effects of propranolol on the bronchoconstriction by histamine, acetyl beta methylcholine and anaphylaxis in inbred guinea pigs in vivo

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The effects of propranolol on the bronchoconstriction by histamine, acetyl beta methylcholine and anaphylaxis in inbred guinea pigs in vivo

H. Nakazawa and R. Townley

Annals of allergy, Vol.36(2), pp.77-85

12/01/1976

PMID: 1252037

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Immunology and Allergy

Propranolol enhanced the anaphylaxis reaction more than the reaction to histamine and mecholyl in inbred strain guinea pigs. These results suggest the presence of beta receptors on mast cells and that there are genetic differences in the reaction to mediators and antigens among these strains of guinea pigs.

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Title: The effects of propranolol on the bronchoconstriction by histamine, acetyl beta methylcholine and anaphylaxis in inbred guinea pigs in vivo
Creators: H. Nakazawa (Author) - Creighton University
R. Townley (Author) - Department of Medicine
Additional links: Cohn, D.V.; Glorieux, F.H.; Martin, T.J.; Cohn, D.V.; Glorieux, F.H.; Martin, T.J.
Publication Details: Annals of allergy, Vol.36(2), pp.77-85
Series: 36
Number of pages: 9
Identifiers: 991005930443602656
Academic Unit: General Medicine
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article

The effects of propranolol on the bronchoconstriction by histamine, acetyl beta methylcholine and anaphylaxis in inbred guinea pigs in vivo

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