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Abstract
Canine marrow erythroid colony growth is enhanced by agents linked to the adenyl cyclase/cyclic AMP (cAMP) system, including cAMP, a phosphodieterase inhibitor (RO-20-1724), cholera enterotoxin, and beta-adrenergic agonists. The adrenergic effect is mediated by receptors having beta2-subspecificity. These receptors are distinct from putative receptors for erythropoietin and those acted upon by cholera enterotoxin. In addition, the population of cells most responsive to beta-agonists is distinct from the majority of erythropoientin-responsive cells, perhaps representing a subpopulation of this class of cell. This demonstration of an adenyl cyclase-linked mechanism regulating mammalian erythroid colony growth provides a model for the modulation by other hormones or small molecules of in vitro and, perhaps, in vivo erythropoiesis.
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J E Brown, J W Adamson
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Citations to this article in year 1985 (2)
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Platelet-derived growth factor enhances in vitro erythropoiesis via stimulation of mesenchymal cells
F Delwiche, E Raines, J Powell, R Ross, J Adamson |
Journal of Clinical Investigation | 1985 |
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Prostaglandins, Leukotrienes, and Lipoxins
JM Bailey |
1985 |
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