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. 2010 Oct;70(4):580–587. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2125.2010.03730.x

Table 1.

Effect of GnRH blockers on histamine release

Compound (µg ml−1) Mean basal histamine release (pmol g−1± SEM) n Effect (% increase ± SEM) Compound 48/80 (% increase ± SEM) Histamine liberating trend occurs at
Degarelix >30 µg ml−1
Control 229 ± 17 8 9 ± 6 476 ± 161*
3 252 ± 19 8 –2 ± 5 283 ± 46*
30 241 ± 19 8 3 ± 5 209 ± 37*
300 183 ± 18 8 27 ± 6 234 ± 55*
Placebo 282 ± 51 8 0 ± 4 416 ± 144*
Ganirelix >10 µg ml−1
Control 328 ± 34 6 9 ± 6 166 ± 30*
1 333 ± 39 6 5 ± 10 269 ± 104*
10 328 ± 43 6 7 ± 6 272 ± 116*
100 312 ± 45 6 81 ± 27 231 ± 68*
Abarelix <3 µg ml−1
Control 257 ± 38 6 –3 ± 3 325 ± 96
3 340 ± 47 6 56 ± 11 107 ± 18
30 362 ± 43* 6 143 ± 29 80 ± 19
300 350 ± 58* 6 362 ± 58 234 ± 36
Cetrorelix <3 µg ml−1
Control 238 ± 47 6 –1 ± 2.0 299 ± 137
3 209 ± 26 6 67 ± 28 51 ± 29
30 198 ± 24* 6 228 ± 111 60 ± 27
300 227 ± 16* 6 279 ± 46 68 ± 21
*

P < 0.05 stimulated release/basal absolute release tested.