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Transduction and Signaling in Airway Smooth Muscle

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Airway Smooth Muscle in Health and Disease

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Abstract

Advances in knowledge of the metabolic pathways of transduction systems, over the past 5 years, have given us a fairly detailed picture of the nature of the chemical reactions associated with physiological functions. Most of these reactions have been studied in systems other than airway smooth muscle, e.g., blowfly salivary glands, liver, platelets, neutrophils, secretory cells, and vascular and iris smooth muscle. A number of scientific meetings on this subject have taken place over recent years covering more general areas of signal transduction (Poste and Crooke, 1985; Everd and Whelen, 1986; Poste and Crooke, 1986; Strand, 1986) and one that focused on airway smooth muscle (Nadel et al., 1985). In addition, there have been a number of reviews and a book that deal with aspects of smooth muscle biochemistry and signal transduction (Stephens, 1977; Takenawa, 1982; Cauvin and Van Breemen, 1984; Barnes and Cuss, 1986; Russell, 1986).

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