Table 2.

Regulation of neurokinin-1 and neurokinin-2 by substance-P(1-4) in bone marrow stroma

Stimulus*1st stimulation results (molecules/μg RNA)2nd stimulation results (molecules/μg RNA)
NK-1NK-2β-PPT-INK-1NK-2β-PPT-I
Unstimulated < 1 464 ± 20 < 1 501 ± 18 
SCF 1550 ± 262-155 17 ± 3 640 ± 15    
 SP(1-4)    275 ± 14 550 ± 202-154  
 SCF    1480 ± 342-155 10 ± 2 45 ± 4 
SP(1-4) < 1 510 ± 152-154 < 1    
 SP(1-4)2-153    < 1 484 ± 102-154 < 1 
 SCF2-153    1026 ± 242-155 26 ± 12 650 ± 10 
Stimulus*1st stimulation results (molecules/μg RNA)2nd stimulation results (molecules/μg RNA)
NK-1NK-2β-PPT-INK-1NK-2β-PPT-I
Unstimulated < 1 464 ± 20 < 1 501 ± 18 
SCF 1550 ± 262-155 17 ± 3 640 ± 15    
 SP(1-4)    275 ± 14 550 ± 202-154  
 SCF    1480 ± 342-155 10 ± 2 45 ± 4 
SP(1-4) < 1 510 ± 152-154 < 1    
 SP(1-4)2-153    < 1 484 ± 102-154 < 1 
 SCF2-153    1026 ± 242-155 26 ± 12 650 ± 10 

BM stroma was stimulated with 10 nM SP(1-4) or 10 ng/mL SCF for 16 hours (first stimulation). After this, cultures were washed and then restimulated for 16 hours with the same amount or concentration of SP(1-4) or SCF (second stimulation). NK-1, NK-2, and β-PPT-I messenger RNA levels were by quantitative reverse transcriptase–polymerase chain reaction. The results are represented as the mean ± SD; n = 6. Each experiment was performed with a different BM donor.

NK indicates neurokinin; PPT, preprotachykinin-I; SCF, stem cell factor; SP, substance P.

*

The amounts used in the stimulations were 10 nM for SP(1-4) and 10 ng/mL for SCF.

First stimulation.

Second stimulation after a first stimulation with SCF.

F2-153

Second stimulation after a first stimulation with SP(1-4).

F2-155

P < .05 versus unstimulated or SP(1-4).

F2-154

P > .05 versus unstimulated or SP(1-4).

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