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08:33 Apr 9, 2021 |
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calcium linked to receptor-pg synthesis coupling см. Explanation: disruption of calcium linked to receptor-PG synthesis coupling - нарушение Ca-зависимого механизма индукции синтеза простагландинов при активации рецепторов (букв. кальций, связанный с сопряжением [активации] рецепторов и синтеза простагландинов) возможно получится сформулировать изящнее, но общий смысл таков См. цитаты из первоисточника фразы Both noradrenaline- and carbachol-stimulated PG synthesis in these tissues is linked to the mobilization of calcium (which in turn activates PLA2 which liberates AA from endogenous stores) whereas trauma and arachidonate stimulate PG synthesis by bypassing this intrinsic receptor-linked calcium-mobilization step [12]. Thus, it is possible that benzydamine, as with other NSAIDs, inhibits the mobilization of calcium stores linked to PLA2 activation. This conclusion is also in general agreement with Loftier et al. [24] who demonstrated that benzydamine inhibited the release of fatty acids from phospholipids at concentrations similar to those found to inhibit agonist-stimulated PG synthesis in this study. ... The anti-inflammatory action of benzydamine is probably not due to inhibition of cyclooxygenase but possibly to disruption of calcium mobilization/sequestration linked to PG synthesis at the plasma membrane of inflammatory cells. Furthermore, since calcium is a universal second messenger, benzydamine may inhibit other calcium-dependent pro-inflammatory events (e.g. histamine release from mast cells). https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF02735396 |
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