The pharmacological profile of a substance P (SP) antagonist. Evidence for the existence of subpopulations of SP receptors

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1959 • 3,948 citations

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1981 • 470 citations

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1979 • 408 citations

The possible existence of multiple receptors for substance P

1982 • 357 citations

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1981 • 266 citations

Inhibition of antidromic and substance P‐induced vasodilatation by a substance P antagonist

1981 • 148 citations

Chemical design of antagonists of substance P

1981 • 129 citations

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1982 • 76 citations

Pharmacological characterization of four related substance P antagonist

1982 • 71 citations

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1982 • 70 citations

Use of substance P fragments to differentiate substance P receptors of different tissues

1982 • 65 citations

Receptor Classification with Special Reference to β-Adrenergic Receptors

1973 • 58 citations

Distinct classes of substance P receptors revealed by a comparison of the activities of substance P and some of its segments

1981 • 52 citations

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1982 • 42 citations

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1982 • 39 citations