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Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science|June 1, 1983
Capsaicin pretreatment prevents disruption of the blood-aqueous barrier in the rabbit eyeG BynkeEuropean Journal of Pharmacology|June 1, 1984
Is substance P necessary for corneal nociception?G Bynke, R Håkanson, F SundlerExperientia|April 15, 1985
Sympathectomy enhances the substance P-mediated breakdown of the blood-aqueous barrier in response to infrared irradiation of the rabbit irisG Bynke, A Bruun, R HåkansonExperientia|September 15, 1983
Ocular responses evoked by capsaicin and prostaglandin E2 are inhibited by a substance P antagonistG Bynke, R Håkanson, J HörigEuropean Journal of Pharmacology|November 27, 1984
Pupillary constriction by bradykinin and capsaicin: mode of actionC Wahlestedt, G Bynke, R HåkansonEuropean Journal of Pharmacology|August 5, 1983
Bradykinin contracts the pupillary sphincter and evokes ocular inflammation through release of neuronal substance PG Bynke, R Håkanson, J Hörig, et al.European Journal of Pharmacology|February 5, 1985
Pupillary supersensitivity to substance P following prolonged treatment with tetrodotoxin or substance P antagonistsG Bynke, C Wahlestedt, B Beding, et al.Experientia|April 15, 1984
Long-term administration of a substance P antagonist, (D-Pro2, D-Trp7,9)-SP, abolishes the response to ocular traumaG Bynke, R Håkanson, J Hörig, et al.Acta Endocrinologica|November 1, 1990
The blunting of the thyrotropin response to repeated thyrotropin-releasing hormone administration is reduced by dopaminergic blockade both at normal and elevated serum levels of thyroid hormonesE M Erfurth, R Attewell, L P HednerEuropean Journal of Pharmacology|November 19, 1985
Neurogenic mechanisms in control of the rabbit iris sphincter muscleC Wahlestedt, G Bynke, B Beding, et al.Pageof 1