S6883
S6883 is a laboratory equipment product. It is designed for general laboratory applications. The core function of this product is to provide a reliable and versatile tool for researchers and scientists working in various laboratory settings.
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Detailed Protocol for Peptide Preparation
Exploring Nociceptive Modulation via NK1R
The functional effects of different doses of SP and L-733,060 were explored in this study. Notably, 1 × concentration of L-733,060 in the present study is anti-nociceptive on microinjection into the rostral ventral medulla48 (link). While we initially used the lower dose of L-733,060, arising from the results, especially in behaving animals, we also examined the effect of the higher dose of L-733,060 to explore whether the different aspects of nociception are differentially sensitive to antagonism by the antagonist. The concentration of carbachol used in the experiments is based on published work65 (link).
Intrathecal Activation of Spinal Nociception
Effects of Substance P on Osteoclast and Osteoblast Cultures
Detecting Substance P in Experimental and Clinical Studies
A rat monoclonal SP antibody was also used. It was obtained from Biogenesis, Poole, UK (code: 8450-0505). It was used at a dilution of 1:50-1:100. The antibody is reported to recognize the COOH terminal end of SP and has been previously used for immunohistochemical detection of SP in experimental animals and man [5 (link),33 (link)].
Control stainings included the use of SP blocking substance (code: sc14104P; Santa Cruz) (20-50 μg/ml antiserum) and SP peptide (full length SP peptide; S6883; Sigma) (50 μg/ml antiserum). Ordinary stainings with the SP antisera were performed in parallel. Other control stainings conformed to stainings when the primary antibodies were excluded (buffer instead of the antibody).
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