PHARMACOLOGICAL STUDIES ON GINGER. II. PRESSOR ACTION OF (6)-SHOGAOL IN ANESTHETIZED RATS, OR HINDQUARTERS, TAIL AND MESENTERIC VASCULAR BEDS OF RATS

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When (6)-shogaol (0.5 mg/kg, i. v.) was administered to rats, blood pressure showed a tri-phasic response which was comprised of a rapid fall, followed by a rise and a delayed fall. The rapid fall, which followed immediately after injection of (6)-shogaol, disappeared with the use of atropine and vagotomy. The marked rise, which occured after the rapid fall, was not affected by alpha-adrenoceptor blockades, Ca antagonists and ganglion blockade. However, a combination of alpha-adrenoceptor blockade and Ca antagonist inhibited this pressor response. In hindquarters perfused with a nutrient solution, (6)-shogaol (10^<-5>g)-induced peripheral pressor response was also not affected by alpha-adrenoceptor blockades and Ca antagonists, but was inhibited by the combination of an alphaadrenoceptor blockade and a Ca antagonist. Furthermore, this peripheral pressor response was eliminated by the removal of Ca ion from the perfusate. (6)-Shogaol did not exhibit a pressor response in an artery and a vein of the tail or an artery of the femur perfused with a nutrient solution. (6)-Shogaol-induced peripheral pressor response in hindquarters was markedly potentiated during the perfusion of norepinephrine (5×10^<-6> g/ml), but this potentiation was prevented by pretreatment with reserpine (5 mg/kg, i. p.). Moreover, repeated injections of (6)-shogaol caused a tachyphylaxis in mesenteric and tail vascular beds and a slight tachyphylaxis in hindquaters.
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PHARMACOLOGICAL STUDIES ON GINGER. II. PRESSOR ACTION OF (6)-SHOGAOL IN ANESTHETIZED RATS, OR HINDQUARTERS, TAIL AND MESENTERIC VASCULAR BEDS OF RATS

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