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Specific binding of (+)-3H-SKF 10047 by mouse splenocytes

Authors: K N, Iarygin; G T, Sukhikh; V A, Vinogradov; G N, Kryzhanovskiĭ;

Specific binding of (+)-3H-SKF 10047 by mouse splenocytes

Abstract

Stereoselective, saturable, reversible and temperature-dependent binding of ligand of sigma opioid receptors (+)-3H-SKF 10047 to mouse splenocytes has been demonstrated. The estimated Kd value of this interaction (20-100 nM) was similar to that of (+)-3H-SKF 10047-sigma receptor complex. The binding capacity was 100 molecules per cell. A comparatively low affinity, non-stereoselective and temperature-independent binding of (+)-3H-SKF 10047 to mouse splenocytes has also been found.

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Male, Mice, Inbred Strains, In Vitro Techniques, Tritium, Mice, Phenazocine, Isomerism, Species Specificity, Animals, Spleen

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