Table 3

Comparison of the potencies of different tachykinins

Peptide Ki Ratio of [3H][Pro9]SP to [3H]ALIE-124EC50
[3H][Pro9]SP[3H]ALIE-124Inositol phosphatescAMP
nm nm
SP1.6  ± 0.43-a 0.22  ± 0.0271.0  ± 0.63-a 8  ± 23-a
NK-A4700  ± 2003-a 4.9  ± 1.19606  ± 21240  ± 603-a
NK-B>50003-a 27  ± 5300  ± 50>50003-a
[Pro9]SP1.1  ± 0.13-a 0.15  ± 0.0470.8  ± 0.210  ± 2
1.20  ± 0.043-b 0.56  ± 0.073-b 2
Septide490  ± 103-a 2.4  ± 0.52042.7  ± 0.53-a 5200  ± 2003-a
ALIE-1244200  ± 3008.0  ± 0.752537  ± 4>5000
250  ± 503-b 17  ± 43-b 15
[Lys5,methyl-Leu9,Nle10]NKA(4–10)5000  ± 10003-a 68  ± 1073170  ± 30>50003-a
Senktide>50003-a >5000>50003-a >50003-a
RP 6758092  ± 113-a 15  ± 16

Comparison was made of the ability to compete with [3H]ALIE-124 or [3H][Pro9]SP and to stimulate both inositol phosphates and cAMP second messenger pathways in intact CHO cells expressing human NK-1 receptors, as described in the text.

    • 3-a Data from Ref. 12.

    • 3-b Affinity (Ki ) measured in membrane preparations from rat submandibular glands.