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Nerve Fibers, Unmyelinated

 
 
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  • The destruction of C fibers by capsaicin was attenuated during development, but individual differences in the reduction of C fibers were observed on and after 15 days of life and seemed to become more marked over time [5].
  • It will be necessary to assess the inhibitory effect of capsaicin on DO caused by activation of C-fibers and the reversibility of C-fiber activation after surgical treatment for BPH, so that the criteria for decision-making for the treatment of BPH may be clarified with the aid of the IWT [6].
 

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  • Electrically evoked nonadrenergic noncholinergic contractions of isolated bronchi mediated by the release of neurokinin A (NKA) from C-fibers, but not those elicited by exogenous NKA, were inhibited by NS1619 [25].
  • The mechanism may involve accumulation of prostaglandins, kinins (such as bradykinin), or substance P (neurotransmitter present in respiratory tract C-fibers); both bradykinin and substance P are degraded by ACE [26].
  • The decrease in binding results in the inability of galanin to inhibit the C fibers stimulation-induced facilitation of the rat flexor reflex, demonstrating that peptide-PNA constructs act in vivo to suppress expression of functional galanin receptors [27].
  • Sensitization of the foot withdrawal response after application of capsaicin (C fibers) or dimethyl sulfoxide (Adelta fibers) observed in control animals was reduced or eliminated in animals infected with the proenkephalin-encoding virus for at least 7 weeks postinfection [28].
  • Stimulation by bradykinin of afferent vagal C-fibers with chemosensitive endings in the heart and aorta of the dog [29].
 

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  • None of the C+ fibers immunostained for IgG or IgM, and none failed to immunostain for CD59 or CD46-inhibitors of the complement cascade [30].
  • Virtually all small neurons and C-fiber innervation requires TrkA to develop, but TrkC-reporter is present in only a small proportion that uniquely innervates piloneural complexes of guard hairs and inner conical bodies of vibrissa follicle-sinus complexes [31].
  • Neuropeptide Y (NPY) is a 36-amino-acid, C-terminal amidated peptide that is found in bulbospinal pathways and can inhibit the release of the primary afferent C-fiber neurotransmitter, substance P [32].
  • By immunohistochemistry, Ptc2 protein was seen on unmyelinated nerve fibers [33].
  • 2. In these preparations, various slow responses of spinal neurons evoked by stimulation of primary afferent C fibers were depressed by a tachykinin antagonist, spantide [34].
 

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