Titlebook: Calcium in Drug Action; George B. Weiss Book 1978 Plenum Press, New York 1978 Prostaglandin.calcium.drug.metabolism.pharmacology.research

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Calcium in Smooth Muscle Function the transport system that facilitates the entry of Ca. into the cytoplasmic matrix and with the interaction between this system and other cellular processes associated with contraction in the smooth muscle cell.

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Effect of Pharmacological Agents on Calcium Stores in Amphibian Fast and Slow Muscle Fiberssarcoplasmic reticulum of the amphibian slow muscle fiber lacks the triad structure of the amphibian fast muscle fiber, but does contain invaginations of the cell membrane which extend into the cell interior and run in a longitudinal fashion parallel to the fiber axis (Page, 1965). The primary funct

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idespread current interest. The scope of investi­ gated actions and reactions in which a role for calcium ion is of some importance is so numerous as to convey the impression that calcium ion is everywhere and interacts with everything. This being so, the challenge in contemporary research is to foc

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91788-7ant dose or the necessity to increase the dose to achieve the same degree of response produces an effect commonly referred to as tolerance. This effect, although easily produced by opiate drugs, is clearly one of the least understood events in all of narcotic research.

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Effects of Opiate Drugs on the Metabolism of Calcium in Synaptic Tissueant dose or the necessity to increase the dose to achieve the same degree of response produces an effect commonly referred to as tolerance. This effect, although easily produced by opiate drugs, is clearly one of the least understood events in all of narcotic research.

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Calcium and Neuromuscular Transmissionl, Ca. enters the terminal to initiate quantal release which ends when the Ca. is sequestered or ejected from the terminal. This clear picture, naturally enough, hides uncertainties and unanswered questions which will be uncovered as the evidence for the Ca. hypothesis is described.

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Prostaglandins, Calcium, and Cyclic Nucleotides in Stimulus-Response Couplingle membranes with the cell membrane of exocytotic tissues. The fact that Ca. is a mediator in these two basic biological processes has prompted speculation that they share a similar molecular basis involving a contractile event (Poisner, 1970; Kuo and Coffee, 1976; Trifaro and Ulpian, 1976).