The use of a prostacyclin analogue, [3H]iloprost, for studying prostacyclin-binding sites on human platelets and neuronal hybrid cells
Jean M. Hall, Philip G. Strange
Abstract
Jean M. Hall, Philip G. Strange
Abstract
The stable prostacyclin analogue [3H]iloprost has been used for labelling prostacyclin-binding sites on human platelets and NCB-20 neuronal hybrid cells. The ligand-binding properties of the sites have been determined and correlate well with stimulation of cAMP synthesis in NCB-20 cells and inhibition of aggregation in human platelets.
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The stable prostacyclin analogue [3H]iloprost has been used for labelling prostacyclin-binding sites on human platelets and NCB-20 neuronal hybrid cells. The ligand-binding properties of the sites have been determined and correlate well with stimulation of cAMP synthesis in NCB-20 cells and inhibition of aggregation in human platelets.
Key concepts: Prostacyclin, Iloprost, Platelet, Stimulation, Chemistry, Platelet aggregation, Cell biology, Pharmacology