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. 1985 Jan;84(1):55–61.

Pharmacological characterization of the slow component of deactivation of guinea-pig isolated ileum to the spasmogenic action of C5adesArg.

B Damerau, J Roesler, W Vogt
PMCID: PMC1987203  PMID: 3978315

Abstract

The slow component of deactivation of guinea-pig isolated ileum to C5adesArg was studied to analyse the mechanism of loss and subsequent recovery of sensitivity. Neither cycloheximide (10(-3) M) nor colchicine (5 X 10(-5) M), vinblastine, lumicolchicine, or cytochalasin B (each 2 X 10(-5) M) affected significantly the spasmogenic effect of C5adesArg or the course of deactivation produced by repeated applications; chloroquine (2 X 10(-4) M) inhibited the spasmogenic effect unspecifically without interfering with deactivation. Recovery from slow deactivation was totally blocked by chloroquine and considerably diminished by colchicine and vinblastine, but was not affected by the other agents. It is proposed that recovery involves lysosomal processing of C5a receptors (occupied by the peptide) but does not require biosynthesis of new receptors.

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