Pharmacological
Research, Vol. 22, Supplement I,1990
PERIPHERAL
AND
POTENCY Catti
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MORPHINE
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of of
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stress-opioid
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of
MOR
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was by
in saline
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food
administration,
or
of MOR
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rats
brain.
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at was
the
icv
fl-funaltrexamine icv
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potentiation
receptor
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cages
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cold-restraint
cycle
at
five
MOR.
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of
this
evidence
inhibitor
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injected
restraint
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lacking
inhibition specific
opioid
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received
controls. was
with
was
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MOR,
plastic
efficacy
mediation
showing rats
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presented
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receptor
potentiation
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analgesia
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previously
effects
rats rats
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analgesia
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analgesic
(a-FMH),
on
depleted
of
and
MOR
to
histamine
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injection
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sensitivity
duration
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and
of
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histamine
participation
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magnitude
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test
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Pharmacological and
stress-potentiation
of
MOR
antinociception.
with o-FMH, the increased potency of MOR fected by P-FNA (a mu-selective irreversible or by naltrexone confirming that
( an aspecific opioid in rats MOR mediates
with mu-receptors produce analgesia. cause supersensitivity that
HA exerts
In rats resulted opioid
five
day-treated
to be differently receptor antagonist
receptor antagonist) spinal antinociception
af I
(Table 11, thus by interaction
(5) and may interact with central or peripheral sites to The observation that depletion of neural histamine may of opiate receptors to ip or icv MOR, also suggests
a central
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and rats.
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role
as a mediator
naltrexone’
of some opiate/opioid
on morphine
analgesia
saline-treated(a) MPE% (9) 4.6 42.5 19.7
in saline-
or
u-FMH-treated(b) MPE% (9) 7.2 96.3 * vs(a1 46.1
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8.9 100
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effects.
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before
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