International journal of tissue reactions · 1985
Drug modulation of superoxide anion production from human neutrophils.
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Fantozzi R, Brunelleschi S, Cremonesi P, Pagella P G, Ciani D, Sportoletti G C
Аннотация
The effects of drugs on the production of superoxide anion from neutrophils stimulated by N-formylmethionyl-leucyl-phenylalanine (FMLP) were examined. Drugs acting on specific receptors, such as beta-adrenergic agonists (e.g. fenoterol, salbutamol) inhibited FMLP-evoked superoxide in a dose-dependent fashion. The order of activity: isoprenaline greater than fenoterol greater than salbutamol is the same as that found by assaying their effects on lysosomal enzyme release. Superoxide production from human neutrophils can also be affected in different manners, such as by a scavenging mechanism. A new non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug, imidazole 2-hydroxybenzoate, by forming complexes with copper, displayed a significant superoxide dismutase activity which would contribute to explain its anti-inflammatory effect in vivo.