Titlebook: Airways Smooth Muscle: Development, and Regulation of Contractility; Development and Regu David Raeburn (Department Head),Mark A. Giembycz

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Das M?rchen in der deutschen Aufkl?rungnd the other regulating the electrical activity. Membrane hyperpolarization would reduce the excitability of the membrane by shifting the membrane potential away from the threshold for excitation and would inhibit, where it existed, calcium (Ca.) influx through voltage-gated Ca. channels by closing

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Das M?rchen und die Phantasie des Kindeswhich in normal airways would cause only small or no response [1]. Different causes of this phenomenon have been suggested [2] but the exact mechanism of this clinically important entity is not fully understood. Several investigators have suggested direct alteration of airways smooth muscle (ASM) it

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,Das M?rchen und die Phantasie des Kindes,, mucus secretion and ion transport [1–3]. Together, these act to propel bacteria and airborne particles from the airways toward the larynx. A major function of the epithelium is to act as a physical barrier to noxious airborne agents and prevent their access to a number of underlying strucures, inc

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Denkende und anschauende Phantasiethe muscles and connective tissues. However, some recent reports appearing in the literature suggest that cartilage may have an additional role(s) in regulating airways smooth muscle contractility. This chapter will examine some of the ways in which cartilage can influence the contractile properties

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-43509-7search effort, asthma mortality rates continue to rise and the primary defects that underlie airway hyperreactivity remain unknown although an intrinsic abnormality of airways smooth muscle has been postulated [1–4].

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-05646-7r envisaged that the voltage-dependent channel was relatively specific for Ca. and was susceptible to blockade by organic inhibitors of Ca. influx such as the phenylalkylamine, verapamil, or the dihydropyridine, nifedipine.