交感神經興奮性アミンの作用態度について

抄録

The interaction of several sympathomimetic amines and others was studied and the mode of action of these amines was discussed. Generally speaking, the action of amines was sensitized by each other in lower concentrations, and their actions were proved only as additive. In higher concentrations the effects of amines were antagonized by each other, where the effect of tyramine, sympatol, etc., particularly that of ephedrine, was completely abolished. or reversed. From the results obtained it was supposed that the actions of these amines were quite resembled and the site of actions was likely on the adrenergic receptor.