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Modification of pentobarbital effects by natural and synthetic polypeptides: Dissociation of brain and pituirary effects
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Modification of pentobarbital effects by natural and synthetic polypeptides: Dissociation of brain and pituirary effects

Arthur J Prange, George R Breese, Gloria D Jahnke, Billy R Martin, Barrett R Cooper, Jerry M Cott, Ian C Wilson, Lacoe B Alltop, Morris A Lipton, Garth Bissette, …
Life sciences (1973), Vol.16(12), pp.1907-1913
1975

Abstract

Thyrotropin releasing hormone (TRH) antagonizes pentobarbital sedation and hypothermia; somatotropin release inhibiting factor amplifies them. Other hypothalamic polypeptide releasing factors, Substance P and a variety of amino acids are ineffective. Three congeners of TRH antagonize pentobarbital; one amplifies it. The potencies of congeners as pentobarbital antagonists are unrelated to their potencies as pituitary thyrotropin releasers.

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