General Pharmacology: The Vascular System
General paperEvidence that the inhibition of ATP release from sympathetic nerves by adenosine is a physiological mechanism
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2011, FEBS LettersCitation Excerpt :The Panx1 inhibiting drugs include probenecid, which hitherto had been considered to be a specific transport inhibitor, and also connexin mimetic peptides as off target effect [13,26]. One drug, however, that is well documented to inhibit ATP release and nucleoside flux, dipyridamole [4,27], did not affect Panx1 channels. We, therefore, tested whether the second, probenecid insensitive component of ATP release by erythrocytes was sensitive to dipyridamole.
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