LIBRARY:
There is extensive medical research literature on substance P. A search on Pubmed shows over 22000 articles that refer to substance P.
What follows in the Library are a number of articles on specific topics that substantiate the observed connection between a compromised dental orthopedic condition and numerous medical disorders. Even as numerous substance P antagonist (i.e. nk1 receptor antagonist) become available, pharmaceutical management is not the best treatment because the substance P will still be in a patients system causing various other disorders.
Substance P Overview
Cancer:
The NK-1 receptor is expressed in human leukemia
substance p risk factor in leukemia
substance P and mitochondrial oxygen consumption
role of substance P in hypoplastic bone marrow
nk1 expression induced by proinflammatory cytokines
nk1 expression induced by cytokines secondary to substance P
Endocrine Influences:
thyroid status and sub P expression
Inflammation:
substance P and inflammatory response
Miscellaneous:
tachykinins- receptor to effector
the peripheral substance P ergic system
The NK-1 receptor antagonist aprepitant
tackykinins in pineal effect of cervical ganglion
Psychological influences:
traumatic brain injury and subP
substance P protects against amyloid B
substance P in stress and anxiety
Substance P effects:
substance P protects against amyloid B
substance P in stress and anxiety
substance P effect on interlukin synthesis
substance p depolarizes striatal projection neurons
sub p induces mast cell secretion of tnf
sub P effect on dorsal root neuron expression
sub P and neurotensin upregulated with pain
sub P and neurotensin upregulated with pain
sub P and cell membrane potentials
sub p activates contractile and inflam lymph pathways
sub p and tnf cosecreted in gastritis
statins decrease sub P and cgrp expression
Solubilization of a membrane factor that stimulates levels of subp
osteotropic_effects_substance_P
neurotrophins and degenerate spinal disc
neurotransmitter function of tachychinins
neuropeptides in inflammatory bowel disease
neuropeptides and wound healing
neuropeptides and inflammation substance P
neuropeptides activate t cells
mast cell communication and sub P
influence of testosterone on peptides, effect of meletonin
immunomodulary properties of substance P
glutamate and sub p in respiriation
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