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The data are expressed as mean S.E.M. n 5. * P 005 vs control. P 005 vs Hyper + Vehicle. Isradipine in essential hypertension. J Cardiovasc Pharmacol 1990; 15 Suppl 1 ; : S55-S59 Low CJS, Foy SG, Chaudhary H, Crozier IG, Baskaranathan S, Ikram H. Twenty-four hour profile of the anti-hypertensive action of isradipine in essential hypertension. Blood Pressure 1993; 2: 59-61 Nelson EB, Pool JL, Taylor AA. Antihypertensive activity of isradipine in humans: a new dihydropyridine calcium channel antagonist. Clin Pharmacol Ther 1986; 40: 694-7 O'Grady J, Kritz H, Schmid P, Pirich C, Sinzinger H. Effect of isradipine on in-vivo platelet function. Thromb Res 1997; 86: 363-371 Rab SM, Mirza MA, Khan MH, Samad A, Ahmed M. Double-blind multicentre isradipine dose-confirmation study in Pakistan. Drugs 1990; 40 Suppl 2 ; : 30-32 Simonsen K. Dose-response relationship and incidence of adverse drug reactions with isradipine in patients with essential hypertension. 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Draining vein. In these patients, the ; down measured before resection was larger than in patients in whom arterial hypotension did not occur [4 110 ; vs 1 03 ; mmHg; P 0.04]. Two patients had a SAP 90 mmHg just before and following ligation of the draining vein. Thus, a total of seven patients were hypotensive after tumour resection. At that time, ; down was greater in the four patients where volume loading 500 mL colloid ; restored arterial pressure Figure 1A ; than in the three remaining patients where SAP did not change following fluid replacement 5001000 mL; Figure 1B ; but responded to ephedrine [69 mg down: 4 39 ; vs mmHg; P 0.03]. Discussion This study was undertaken to assess the usefulness of ; down measurements during pheochromocytoma surgery. The results suggest that even during continuous infusion of nicardipine or large changes in blood catecholamine concentration, fluid loading reduces ; down to the same values as those previously reported in anesthetized normal patients.9 During tumour removal, the stability of ; down and the absence of correlation between changes in SAP and ; down strongly suggest that reduced cardiac preload is not a major mechanism of the reduction in arterial pressure characteristics of pheochromocytoma resection. However, that ; down before resection was larger in patients where SAP decreased to less than 90 mmHg suggests that the occurrence of arterial hypotension is favoured by pre-existing reduced cardiac preload. Thus, ; down measurements before tumour resection may contribute to predict arterial hypotension after tumour removal. Finally, ; down measured at the time of lowest arterial pressure could be used to guide fluid therapy, in accordance with previous studies performed in other conditions.810 During abdominal exploration, ; down varied widely, but fluid expansion resulted in a ; down of 2 mmHg or less in all patients. These results are very similar to those obtained in anesthetized and mechanically ventilated subjects during graded hemorrhage and subsequent volume replacement.9 In that study, ; down was smaller after hetastarch than at baseline, and a ; down # 2 mmHg appeared to indicate the absence of hypovolemia. Both studies thus suggest that a ; down # 2 mmHg may constitute a reasonable end-point to ensure minimal intravascular volume depletion in anesthetized patients. Our results, however, extend the former observations to patients receiving nicardipine in various dosages, before and following pheochromocytoma resection, and suggest. After 4 h, 5 and 10 mg kg doses of amlodipine showed 61%, 80%, lacidipine 73%, 34% and nicardipine 38%, and 87% inhibition of carrageenaninduced inflammation, respectively Tab. 1 ; . The dose of 10 mg kg of diclofenac sodium showed 43% inhibition of the inflammation. In control group, inflamed paw volume showed an increase of 0.42 ml in comparison with the normal value. The increases in paw volumes were 0.16 and 0.08, 0.11 and 0.27, 0.26 and 0.06 ml for the groups of amlodipine, lacidipine, nicardipine at 5 and 10 mg kg.

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Address for correspondence: Jorge Luis Poo, M.D. Pharmacology Unit, Medica Sur Hospital and Clinical Foundation. Puente de Piedra 150. Planta Baja. Tlalpan 14050. Mexico City, Mexico. Telephone 52.55 ; 5424.6885; Fax 52.22 ; 5606.1174 E-mail: jpoo medicasur .mx Manuscript received and accepted 18 and 31 October, 2006. Spinal cord blood flow Rats were anesthetized with sevoflurane. Femoral venous and arterial catheters were inserted; then a tracheotomy was performed for controlled ventilation. A small laminectomy was performed at the atlanto-occipital membrane, the dura excised, and a tissue well created. A PE 50 catheter was tunneled under the skin of the back, exiting above the spinal cord surface, and the well perfused with saline solution through this catheter. Laser-Doppler flow was performed by placement of a flowmeter probe directly over the spinal cord surface. Following baseline measurements, the spinal cord was continuously perfused with saline, followed by ketorolac, 2.5 and then 5 mg ml. Blood pressure and heart rate were monitored throughout the experiment and nitazoxanide.
Still large above 75 mM KCl Fig. 1C ; , and that between 25 and 50 mM KCl, different modes of BDNF gene activation were evoked via the Ca2 influx through L-VDCC and NMDA-R, which was demonstrated by the different sensitivities of BDNF gene activation to APV and nicardipine Figs. 2 and 3 ; . The increase in BDNF mRNA expression at 25 mM KCl was inhibited completely by APV but only partially by nicardipine, whereas that at 50 mM KCl was inhibited partially by both Fig. 2A ; . A difference in sensitivity to the antagonists between 25 and 50 mM KCl was also observed for the transcriptional activation of the BDNF gene promoters Fig. 3 ; . The BDNF-PI activation at 25 mM KCl was completely repressed not only by nicardipine but also by APV, whereas that at 50 mM KCl was repressed by nicardipine but not by APV Fig. 3A ; . The BDNFPIII activation was repressed by nicardipine and by APV but was more resistant to APV at 50 mM than at 25 mM KCl Fig. 3B ; . These observations suggested that the Ca2 influx through L-VDCC at 25 mM KCl was induced dependent upon an activation of NMDA-R but independently of NMDA-R activation at 50 mM KCl; that is, the L-VDCC at 25 mM KCl is unable to open by itself and needs the help of NMDA-R, which leads to the Ca2 influx through L-VDCC, whereas that at 50 mM KCl is able to open without the mediation of NMDA-R. In support of this notion, the Ca2 influx was almost abolished by APV at 25 mM KCl but not at 50 mM KCl Fig. 2B ; . The fact that the selective activation of L-VDCC by Bay-K8644 at 25 mM KCl increased the nicardipine-sensitive activation of BDNF-PI and abolished the APV-sensitive one Fig. 4 ; also supported the above notion; that is, Bay-K8644 directly helped to open LVDCC at 25 mM KCl, leading to the Ca2 influx through LVDCC without the mediation of NMDA-R. The L-VDCC activation mediated by NMDA-R at 25 mM KCl was thought to be due to a glutamate release induced by membrane depolarization and a subsequent activation of NMDA-R 19 ; , which might lead to an increase in the membrane potential that rises as the KCl concentration in medium is elevated 20 ; . To test this notion, we added botulinus toxin to the culturing medium of 25 mM KCl to repress a possible glutamate release from neurons. However, botulinus toxin did not inhibit the increase in BDNF mRNA expression at 25 mM KCl data not shown ; . The release of glutamate is also caused by a reversal of glutamate transporter, which can be induced by AMPA kainate receptor activation 21 ; . Thus, it is still unclear whether or not the glutamate release is involved in the NMDA-R activation induced by membrane depolarization at 25 mM KCl. That the Ca2 influxes through not only L-VDCC but also NMDA-R and vice versa when the cortical neurons in culture are stimulated by high K 50 mM KCl ; or glutamate, respectively, could additively influence the Ca2 -responsive gene expression was already pointed out by Hardingham et al. 22 ; . In the present study, we confirmed this notion by demonstrating that the Ca2 influx through both Ca2 channels is caused by either stimulation of membrane depolarization or NMDA Fig. 2, A and B ; . Considering these observations, it seems essential to include the counterpart channel antagonist to L-VDCC or NMDA-R when stimulating the cortical neurons in culture with high K or NMDA to study the Ca2 signalings specifically evoked via L-VDCC versus NMDA-R. Because the BDNF-PI activation was markedly repressed by nicardipine at both 25 and 50 mM KCl and resistant to APV at 50 mM KCl Fig. 3A ; , the BDNF-PI seems to respond to the Ca2 signals evoked via L-VDCC but not to those evoked via NMDA-R. On the other hand, the BDNF promoter III activation at 50 mM KCl was sensitive to both APV and nicardipine Fig. 3B ; , indicating that BDNF-PIII can respond to the Ca2.

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Gether constitute an image as on a television or computer screen ; [162]". For example, a square perceived as orange can exist without orange pixels. It can be generated by regularly alternating red and yellow pixels so called dithering ; , which create the orange percept, as is know from computer graphics and human perception studies. In contrast, from a physics engineering point of view, the R, G, and B channel of a CRT tube tell us that 66.6% of the square is red and 33.3% is green. Moreover, the pattern is a texture and will, in principle, be analyzed as such by image processing techniques. However, should this be preferred or should one conduct image processing at a higher level, abstracted from the pixel-level and, with that, perhaps mimicking the human percept. This simple example illustrates that it is eminent that the gap between the physical phenomena and the human percepts need to be bridged. This is especially of importance for computer vision and CBIR techniques. In computer vision, color and texture features are also utilized for shape extraction. Hereby, the representation of both features is of paramount importance. Until now, the results are promising but far from good. In addition, shape extraction is computationally expensive and, therefore, not usable for real time image processing and computer vision tasks. Humans are able to detect shape and process it with a high accuracy. In most cases, the human visual processing system works perfectly. However, it can be tricked. For example, artists such as Escher were able to deceive the human visual system. But let me illustrate the beauty of the human visual system. In 1658, Pascal [186] described that humans can see mirror symmetry at a glance [282, 286]. A broad range of fundamental research toward symmetry perception has been conducted; e.g., see Van der Helm and Leeuwenberg [273]. However, until now, no algorithm has been presented that completely describes the process of human symmetry recognition outside a controlled experimental setting; as Liu and Collins [145] stated: "choosing precisely which candidate is preferred by human perception is an open problem". As a consequence, the phenomenon of human symmetry recognition in natural object images e.g., that contain a face ; , is hard if possible at all for computer vision. In addition, humans can recognize objects that are occluded, without any problem. It is a fundamental issue in perception research. Thus far, the stimulus domain has been restricted to stylistic 2D line drawn stimuli [62, 133, 275]. Only in the last five years attempts have been made to extend occlusion 5 and nizatidine.
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Commercial kits were used for measurement of osteocalcin [RIA; Elsa-Osteo, CIS Bio International, Paris, France; intra- and interassay coefficients of variation CVs ; , 3.8% and 5.2%, respectively; sensitivity limit of the assay, 0.4 Fg LJ, PICP RIA; Techno Genetics, Milano, Italy; intra- and interassay CVs, 2.1% and 4.1%, respectively; sensitivity limit of the assay, 1.2 Fg L ; , ICTP RIA; Techno Genetics; intra- and interassay CVs, 5.5% and 6.8%, respectively; sensitivity limit of the assay, 0.5 Fg L ; , GH immunoradiometric assay; Allegro HGH, Nichols Institute, San Juan Capistrano, CA; intra- and interassay CVs, 2.3% and 5.4%` respectively; sensitivity limit of the assay, 0.2 Fg L ; , insulin RIA; Cis Bio International; intra- and interassay CVs, 5.7% and 4.6%; sensitivity limit of the assay, 25.8 pmol L ; , IGF-I RIA; Nichols Institute; after acid-ethanol extraction, intra- and interassay CVs, 2.4% and 5.2%, respectively; sensitivity limit of the assay, 0.6 pg L ; , intact PTH immunoradiometric assay; Coat-a-Count, Diagnostic Products Corp., Los Angeles, CA; intra- and interassay CVs, 6.0% and 5.1%, respectively; sensitivity limit of the assay, 1 rig L ; , and 250HD RIA; Incstar Corp., Stillwater, MN; intra- and interassay CVs, 6.4% and 15.6%, respectively; sensitivity limit of the assay, 7 nmol L ; . Blood glucose levels were measured with the glucose oxidase method Beckman II glucose analyzer, Orangeburg, NY ; . Bone isoenzyme of alkaline phosphatase and tartrate-resistant acid phosphatase, total cholesterol, and triglycerides were determined using an enzymatic calorimetric method Boehringer Mannheim, Mannheim, Germany ; . HDL cholesterol was determined after precipitation of the other lipoproteins with phosphohmgstic acid and magnesium chloride. LDL cholesterol levels were calculated using Friedwald's formula: LDL cholesterol total cholesterol - HDL cholesterol - l 5 triglycerides. Hydroxyprolinuria was determined using a spectrophotometrical assay Beckman and norco.

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