Titlebook: Airway Smooth Muscle in Health and Disease; Ronald F. Coburn Book 1989 Plenum Press, New York 1989 ATP.Asthma.Calcium.Nucleotide.Peptide.b

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Integration of Neural Inputs in Peripheral Airway Ganglia, muscle. Neural inputs to airway smooth muscle can be controlled and modulated at the level of the central nervous system (CNS), the peripheral airway ganglia, and at the neuromuscular junction. Mechanisms of integration of neural inputs at the level of the peripheral airway parasympathetic ganglia

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Nervous Receptors in the Tracheobronchial Tree,nchial smooth muscle tone resembles other motor components of the autonomic nervous system. This chapter concentrates on the reflexes from the lower airways, where the afferent sense organs are already close to the motor tissues we are concerned with. However, activity originating in these end organ

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Polypeptide-Containing Neurons and Their Function in Airway Smooth Muscle,s as well as those of primitive invertebrates (Said, 1980; Dockray, 1979). These neuropeptides, acting centrally or locally, are now recognized as one of the principal means of neurohormonal regulation of various body functions. The occurrence of bronchoactive and vasoactive peptides in the lung was

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