British Journal of Pharmacology · 1972 · 46 citations · 20 references
MedicineCardiologyPharmacologyExperimental PharmacologyMolecular PharmacologyPharmacodynamicsCardiovascular MedicineCardiovascular PharmacodynamicsCardiovascular PharmacologyAdrenergic Receptor AgonistsAgonist ActivityAntagonist PotencyBeta-adrenergic Receptor PharmacodynamicsPartial Agonist EfficacyPartial Agonist PotencyVascular Smooth Muscle PharmacologyVascular Smooth Muscle Relaxation
The beta-adrenoceptor in pig coronary vascular smooth muscle has been characterized by the use of a selective agonist, salbutamol and a selective antagonist, practolol. In coronary artery strips contracted with KCI, salbutamol had only marginal relaxant activity and was a partial agonist compared with isoprenaline. Practolol had relatively high antagonist potency against isoprenaline (pA(2) 6.59). It is concluded that the pig coronary vascular,beta-adrenoceptor is of the beta(1)-type.
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