Table 1.
The effects of rolipram (10−8–10−5 m) with or without forskolin (10−4 m), and dexamethasone (10−6 m) on PHA-induced cAMP levels of PBMC
| Treatments | cAMP (fmol/106 cells) | |
|---|---|---|
| Spontaneous | ||
| Vehicle | 10·6 ± 3·4 | |
| PHA stimulation | ||
| Vehicle | 11·1 ± 3·3 | |
| Rolipram | 10−8m | 12·8 ± 3·4e |
| 10−7m | 13·8 ± 4·0e | |
| 10−6m | 19·3 ± 4·6e | |
| 10−5m | 28·0 ± 6·0b | |
| Dexamethazone | 10−6m | 6·8 ± 2·4e |
| PHA stimulation with forskolin (10−4m) | ||
| Rolipram | 10−8m | 18·4 ± 10·0e |
| 10−7m | 25·6 ± 9·8a | |
| 10−6m | 36·8 ± 10·4b,c | |
| 10−5m | 56·0 ± 12·1b,d | |
PBMC were incubated with the various drugs for 10 min and then stimulated with PHA (10 µg/ml) for 0·5 h. Each result is the mean ±SEM of 5 experiments.
P < 0·05,
P < 0·01 vs. PHA-stimulated vehicle;
P < 0·05,
P < 0·01 vs. corresponding rolipram with PHA;
no significant difference from PHA-stimulated vehicle (Student's t-test).