-transparent.png){kind=logo}
We investigated the endurance swimming capacity of mice injected with CAP antagonist (capsazepine). The increase of endurance swimming capacity by the administration of CAP was significantly suppressed by the injection of capsazepine. At the same time, serum adrenaline secretion, which was induced by CAP, was depressed by capsazepine. These findings suggested that the increase in endurance swimming capacity by CAP was mediated by the CAP receptor.
Related Publications
K M Kim, and
T Kawada, and
K Ishihara, and
K Inoue, and
T Fushiki
November 1992,
Biochemical and biophysical research communications,
K M Kim, and
T Kawada, and
K Ishihara, and
K Inoue, and
T Fushiki
January 1994,
The Journal of pharmacology and experimental therapeutics,
K M Kim, and
T Kawada, and
K Ishihara, and
K Inoue, and
T Fushiki
October 1992,
British journal of pharmacology,
K M Kim, and
T Kawada, and
K Ishihara, and
K Inoue, and
T Fushiki
May 1992,
European journal of pharmacology,
K M Kim, and
T Kawada, and
K Ishihara, and
K Inoue, and
T Fushiki
May 1994,
Journal of applied physiology (Bethesda, Md. : 1985),
K M Kim, and
T Kawada, and
K Ishihara, and
K Inoue, and
T Fushiki
September 1998,
Neuroscience,
K M Kim, and
T Kawada, and
K Ishihara, and
K Inoue, and
T Fushiki
December 1991,
British journal of pharmacology,
K M Kim, and
T Kawada, and
K Ishihara, and
K Inoue, and
T Fushiki
December 1991,
Neuroscience letters,
K M Kim, and
T Kawada, and
K Ishihara, and
K Inoue, and
T Fushiki
April 2022,
International journal of molecular sciences,
K M Kim, and
T Kawada, and
K Ishihara, and
K Inoue, and
T Fushiki
April 2003,
Pharmacology, biochemistry, and behavior,
