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Aspirin effects on lymphocyte cyclic AMP levels in normal human subjects.
D E Snider, C W Parker
D E Snider, C W Parker
Published August 1, 1976
Citation Information: J Clin Invest. 1976;58(2):524-527. https://doi.org/10.1172/JCI108496.
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Aspirin effects on lymphocyte cyclic AMP levels in normal human subjects.

Abstract

In purified lymphocytes from the peripheral blood of healthy human subjects who had ingested therapeutic doses of aspirin, there was a significant decrease in resting cyclic AMP levels as well as a partial inhibition of the rise in cyclic AMP with isoproterenol or prostaglandin E1. These changes were seen as early as 30 min after aspirin ingestion and did not appear to result from aspirin effects on lymphocyte recovery, purity, viability, or relative number of thymus- or bone marrow-derived lymphocytes. In contrast, the direct addition of aspirin to suspensions of purified peripheral lymphocytes did not significantly alter their cyclic AMP levels. However, an effect of aspirin could be obtained in vitro if aspirin was added to unprocessed whole blood during the dextran sedimentation phase of the cell purification. Thus the effect of aspirin on lymphocyte cyclic AMP metabolism, may be indirect, through other cells present in the peripheral blood.

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D E Snider, C W Parker

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