Suppression of mucus secretion in the ciliated epithelium of frog palatine mucosa by perfusion with electrolyte solution.

Maruyama, I; Yamada, Shigeo

doi:10.1254/jjp.32.237

Jpn.J.Pharmacol

1982

DOI: 10.1254/jjp.32.237

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Suppression of mucus secretion in the ciliated epithelium of frog palatine mucosa by perfusion with electrolyte solution.

I Maruyama¹,

Shigeo Yamada²

Abstract: Abstract-We investigate the effects of perfusion with electrolyte solution on secretion of mucus by the frog palatine mucosa.

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Chu

Kennedy

1994

J Comp Physiol A

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1. Direct contact between intra-epithelial nerve endings and ciliated cells was observed in frog (Rana pipiens) palate epithelium. 2. Electrical stimulation of the palatine nerve to the explant or the explant culture induced an increase in ciliary beat frequency in explant and outgrowth cells. 3. Atropine inhibited electrically stimulated ciliary beat frequency increase in the explant and outgrowth cells. 4. Gap junctional intercellular communication appears to be involved in the propagation of stimulated ciliary beat frequency increase from innervated to non-innervated ciliated cells.

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Intra-epithelial palatine nerve endings and their regulation of ciliary activity of frog palate epithelium

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Kennedy

1994

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Dopaminergic innervation and inhibition of ciliary movement in the ciliated epithelium of frog palatine mucosa

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The role of serotonin in mucociliary transport system in the ciliated epithelium of frog palatine mucosa

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Momose

1984

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Suppression of mucus secretion in the ciliated epithelium of frog palatine mucosa by perfusion with electrolyte solution.

Abstract: Abstract-We investigate the effects of perfusion with electrolyte solution on secretion of mucus by the frog palatine mucosa.

Cited by 6 publications

References 14 publications

Intra-epithelial palatine nerve endings and their regulation of ciliary activity of frog palate epithelium

Intra-epithelial palatine nerve endings and their regulation of ciliary activity of frog palate epithelium

Dopaminergic innervation and inhibition of ciliary movement in the ciliated epithelium of frog palatine mucosa

The role of serotonin in mucociliary transport system in the ciliated epithelium of frog palatine mucosa

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