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RESEARCH - Pharmaceutical Sciences
NP-1815-PX, a P2X4 receptor antagonist, potently suppresses tracheal and bronchial smooth muscle contractions
Research
NP-1815-PX, a P2X4 receptor antagonist, potently suppresses tracheal and bronchial smooth muscle contractions
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08/22/2022
DHA Inhibits Oxidative Stress-Induced Cell Death in Schwann Cells
Research
DHA Inhibits Oxidative Stress-Induced Cell Death in Schwann Cells
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07/07/2022
Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) potently and immediately inhibit prostanoid-induced gastric fundus contraction
Research
Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) potently and immediately inhibit prostanoid-induced gastric fundus contraction
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06/08/2022
Acquisition process of pro-arrhythmic substrate responsible for atrial fibrillation
Research
Acquisition process of pro-arrhythmic substrate responsible for atrial fibrillation
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05/09/2022
Platelet-activating factor (PAF), a bioactive phospholipid, strongly enhances contractile functions of urinary bladder smooth muscles
Research
Platelet-activating factor (PAF), a bioactive phospholipid, strongly enhances contractile functions of urinary bladder smooth muscles
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04/27/2022
Discovery of a “novel feruloylated acylglycerol” from
Wikstroemia pilosa
– Expected to be used as a derivative to improve the solubility of ferulic acid
Research
Discovery of a “novel feruloylated acylglycerol” from
Wikstroemia pilosa
– Expected to be used as a derivative to improve the solubility of ferulic acid
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04/14/2022
Docosahexaenoic Acid Potently Inhibits the Prostanoid TP Receptor-Mediated Contractile Response of Tracheal Smooth Muscle
Research
Docosahexaenoic Acid Potently Inhibits the Prostanoid TP Receptor-Mediated Contractile Response of Tracheal Smooth Muscle
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03/25/2022
Elucidation of the mechanism whereby prostanoids enhance bladder contractile activity
Research
Elucidation of the mechanism whereby prostanoids enhance bladder contractile activity
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12/07/2021
Discovery of an anti-HIV active substance from
Wikstroemia lamatsoensis
Research
Discovery of an anti-HIV active substance from
Wikstroemia lamatsoensis
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10/26/2021
Reorientation of Protein-Bound Water Regulates the Magnetic Compass of Organisms -Electron Transfer Mechanism of Photoreceptor Cryptochromes
Research
Reorientation of Protein-Bound Water Regulates the Magnetic Compass of Organisms -Electron Transfer Mechanism of Photoreceptor Cryptochromes
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10/01/2021
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