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proteins coordinate
inflammatory responses to
cigarette smoke in airway
smooth muscle
W.J. Poppingal, I.H. Heijink, L.J. Holtzer, P. Skroblin, E. Klussmann,
A.J. Halayko4, W. Timens, H. Maarsingh, and M. Schmidt
Introduction - COPD
Symptoms
Chronic cough
Mucus expulsion with cough
Background
2-agonists inhibitors: bronchodilator (dilate airway of the lung)
Stimulate cAMP
Conclusion
Both CSE exposure and patients with COPD exhibit a decrease in
APKA5 and APKA12 expression
AKAP-PKA complex is important for decreasing IL-8 release
Overall:
AKAP appears to regulate and coordinate inflammatory response to
cigarette smoke in airway smooth muscle cells
Sources
Source #1:
Poppinga WJ, Heijink IH, Holtzer LJ, Skroblin P, Klussmann E, Halayko AJ,
Timens W, Maarsingh H, Schmidt M;
A-kinase anchoring proteins coordinate inflammatory responses to cigarette
smoke in airway smooth muscle
,Am J Physiol Lung Cell Mol Physiol. 2015 Jan 30:ajplung.00301.2014. doi:
10.1152/ajplung.00301.2014. [Epub ahead of print]
http://www.webmd.com/lung/copd/tc/chronic-obstructive-pulmonarydisease-copd-overview
http://www.doping-prevention.sp.tum.de/substances-and-methods/beta2-agonists/beta-2-agonists.html