Differential photoaffinity labelling of serotonin‐S2 receptors and histamine‐H1 receptors using 7‐azidoketanserin
- 25 March 1985
- journal article
- Published by Wiley in FEBS Letters
- Vol. 182 (2) , 291-296
- https://doi.org/10.1016/0014-5793(85)80318-5
Abstract
7‐Azidoketanserin, a potent photoaffinity probe for serotonin‐S2 receptors was shown to irreversibly photoinactivate histamine‐H1receptors as well. The photolabelling of H1‐receptors could be prevented by several selective histamine‐H1 antagonists. In guinea pig cerebellum, a brain area that is highly enriched in H1‐receptors, photolabelling could be directed exclusively to these receptors by adding a high concentration of pipamperone, which selectively blocks serotonin‐S2 receptors. In rat pre‐frontal corex, a region that is enriched in serotonin‐S2 receptors, pyrilamine was used to block H1‐receptors, thereby directing the photolabelling exclusively to S2‐receptors.Keywords
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