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Substance P (1-9)  |
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| Full Name |
Substance P (1-9) |
Sequence
(one-letter code) |
RPKPQQFFG |
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Sequence
(three-letter code) |
{ARG}{PRO}{LYS}{PRO}{GLN}{GLN}{PHE}{PHE}{GLY} |
| Description |
Subtance P is responsible for a number of excitatory effects on both central and peripheral neurons. Substance P contracts smooth muscle, constricts bronchioles and increases capillary permeability. When released from afferent nerves, Substance P causes a neurogenic inflammatory response, including mast cell degranulation. NK-1 agonist; potent vasodilator and hypotensive agent; induces salivation; putative neurotransmitter in sensory (pain) afferents. Substance P(1-9) is a fragment of Subtance P. Accumulating evidence shows that N- and C-terminal substance P fragments have significant biological activity. Substance P(1-9) has been reported to be major substance P metabolites in rat striatum and it has modulatory effects similar to substance P. |
| Purity |
> 95% |
| Storage |
Store at -20°C。 |
| Notes |
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Document-HPLC: 1966_20060721145614.PDF (PDF)