Sentences with phrase «capsaicin induced»

Hope this finds you well and with capsaicin induced beads of perspiration on your brow!

Capsaicin induced a further induction of TPA - increased COX - 2 expression in EGFR / WT cells, but not in EGFR / KO cells.

Capsaicin induces the sustained activation of EGFR downstream signals through the induction of EGFR transactivation mediated through Src and MMP - dependent mechanisms.

Actually, since capsaicin induces the body to release endorphins, you can achieve an effect similar to a «runner's high» when you consume particularly hot foods.

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They were not aware that I am the founder of the International Association of Fire Eaters, a group of serious Chileheads identified by the association's picture ID card and their penchant for a capsaicin - induced endorphin rush!

Takeuchi, K., et al. «Gastric Motility Changes in Capsaicin - induced Cytoprotection in the Rat.»

While study results indicated that combining capsaicin with the chemicals «might promote cancer cell survival,» the report clearly stated that the control group of mice treated only with capsaicin ``... did not induce any skin tumors...» In addition, the study repeatedly cited other research studies in which the anti-cancer properties of capsaicin were solidly demonstrated.

EGFR is involved in TPA / capsaicin - induced COX - 2 expression.

Specific inhibition of EGFR and TRPV1 indicated that capsaicin - induced ERK activation in A431 cells was dependent on EGFR, but not TRPV1.

We found that capsaicin might act as a cocarcinogen by inducing the sustained activation of EGFR downstream signals through activation of EGFR.

D, capsaicin strongly upregulates TPA - induced cox - 2 mRNA expression in EGFR / WT cells.

Similar to capsaicin, tumor necrosis factor is suspected to both induce and reduce cancer cell growth, and was shown to commit cells to survival when stimulating EGFR transactivation mechanisms, indicating that EGFR could act as a molecular switch determining the antiapoptotic effect of tumor necrosis factor (50).

Coapplication of capsaicin with TPA to the dorsal surface of either TRPV1 / WT or KO mice induced significantly more and larger skin tumors compared with TPA treatment alone (Table 1; Fig. 1A — C).

In contrast, treatment with only capsaicin or vehicle did not induce any skin tumors in either TRPV1 / WT or KO mice (Table 1; Fig. 1C), indicating that capsaicin alone does not act as a carcinogen.

Together, these findings suggest that capsaicin might act as a cocarcinogen in TPA - induced skin carcinogenesis through EGFR - dependent mechanisms.

Although capsaicin could induce cancer cell death, it can also kill normal neuronal cells (49).

Topical application of capsaicin on the dorsal skin of 7,12 - dimetylbenz (a) anthracene — initiated and TPA - promoted TRPV1 wild - type (WT) and TRPV1 knockout (KO) mice induced more and larger skin tumors in TRPV1 / KO mice, suggesting a TRPV1 - independent mechanism.

Objective: The aim of the present study was to assess the relative oral and gastrointestinal contribution to capsaicin - induced satiety and its effects on food intake or macronutrient selection.

Butch T is genetically primed to produce extraordinary levels of the heat - inducing chemical capsaicin, but only under perfect conditions.

Capsaicin, the pungent extract of red peppers, was used to induce a safe cough in the subjects and establish their baseline cough reflex sensitivity prior to use of electronic cigarette.

It is noteworthy that there was no significant difference in the magnitude of the capsaicin - induced reduction in tracheal SP levels between SHAM and VIRUS mice (Fig. 7B).

Chile peppers Chile peppers can really spice things up — and not just in your mouth — thanks to capsaicin, a chemical thats been shown to induce the release of endorphins in the brain, which creates a feeling of euphoria.

PMID: 10417520; Capsaicin treatment induces histamine release and perfusion changes in psoriatic skin.Br J Dermatol.

Chile peppers can really spice things up — and not just in your mouth — thanks to capsaicin, a chemical that's been shown to induce the release of endorphins in the brain, which creates a feeling of euphoria.

Using a tool called the Trier Social Stress Test to induce psychological stress, and a capsaicin cream to produce inflammation on the skin, immune and endocrine measures were collected before and after training in the two methods.