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Sensitivity to GABA J. A. Benson, unpublished data ; . This is perhaps the mosi striking difference between the GABA recognition site pharmacological profiles of the Limulus heart and the locust CNS, and illustrates the remarkable diversity to be found among receptors for the same transmitter within a single phylum. A definitive answer on whether the Limulus receptor could belong to the same superfamily as the GABA B receptor awaits biochemical clarification of the r61e, if any, of cyclic GMP as a second messenger in the Limulus GABA response, or determination of the amino acid sequence of the receptor protein. On the basis of purely pharmacological data, however, the Limulus receptor is clearly not closely related to the vertebrate GABA B receptor. A GABA receptor that does not fit the GABA A GABA B classification is the GABA-activated Cl~-ionophore that occurs in Ascaris muscle cells. On this preparation, the rank order of agonist potency is ZAPA GAB A TACA muscimol imidazole-4-acetic acid isoguvacine guanidino acetic acid 3guanidinoproprionic acid 5-aminovalerate CACA THIP Holden-Dye et al. 1988 ; . Although showing similarities in the relative potencies for several of these compounds, the Ascaris muscle receptor profile differs from that of the Limulus heart with respect to the low potencies of muscimol about 25 % that of GABA ; and THIP about 0.5 % that of GABA ; . ZAPA is the only compound reported so far to have a potency at the Ascaris receptor equal to or slightly greater than that of GABA Holden-Dye and Walker, 1988 ; , and in this respect it resembles the heart. Also, as in the heart, picrotoxin, pitrazepin and bicuculline are inactive Wann, 1987 ; , as are baclofen, glycine, 5-alanine and taurine Holden-Dye etal. 1988 ; . In contrast, 3-aminopropane sulphonic acid 10~ 3 molP 1 ; is inactive on the Ascaris muscle receptor but showed agonistic activity at 10~ 4 moll~ 1 on the heart Table ID ; . High doses of piperazine are reported to activate single GABA channels on Ascaris muscle Martin, 1985 ; but this compound is inactive on the heart Table 1A ; . There is clearly an overall similarity in several critical respects between the Ascaris muscle and the Limulus heart receptors: the differences appear to be real but occur in the details of the relative potencies of the agonists. Simmonds 1983 ; hypothesized that invertebrates possess only 'simple' GABA receptors that do not form part of a complex including allosteric regulatory sites. This is not the case in the insects, but the Limulus heart chronotropic GABA receptor does seem to fit this concept well. In addition to lacking the regulatory sites, the Limulus receptor has a pharmacological profile that differs markedly from those of both GABA A and GABA B vertebrate receptors, and it is insensitive to the diagnostic agonist of the proposed GABA C receptor. It does not match the pharmacology of the GABA receptors of Limulus central neurones, locust thoracic neurones, insect muscle or the GABA receptor on the muscle fibres of the nematode Ascaris. GABA uptake appears to be important in the heart. Nipecotic acid enhanced the GABA response and, since it is a specific inhibitor of GABA uptake in the vertebrate brain Krogsgaard-Larsen et al. 1985 ; and blocks GABA uptake M cultured insect neurones Bermudez et al. 1988 ; , this result suggests that it migrff and carbenicillin.
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Proper aseptic technique and precautions for handling radioactive materials should be employed. Waterproof gloves should be utilized in the preparation and during the determination of radiochemical purity of In-111 ZEVALIN. Appropriate shielding should be used during radiolabeling, and use of a syringe shield is recommended during administration to the patient. The radiolabeling of ZEVALIN shall be done according to the following directions. Required materials not supplied in the kit: A. Indium-111 chloride sterile solution In-111 Chloride ; from Amersham Health, Inc. or Mallinckrodt, Inc. B. Three sterile 1 mL syringes C. One sterile 3 mL syringe D. Two sterile 10 mL syringes with 1820 G needles E. Instant thin-layer chromatographic silica gel strips F. 0.9% sodium chloride aqueous solution for the chromatography solvent G. Developing chamber for chromatography H. Suitable radioactivity counting apparatus I. Filter, 0.22 micrometer, low-protein-binding see DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION, Zevalin Therapeutic Regimen Administration ; J. Vial and syringe shield Method: 1. Sterile, pyrogen-free In-111 chloride must be used for the preparation of In-111 ZEVALIN. The use of high purity In-111 chloride manufactured by Amersham Health, Inc. or Mallinckrodt, Inc. is required. 2. Before radiolabeling, allow contents of the refrigerated carton to reach room temperature. Note: The ZEVALIN vial contains a protein solution that may develop translucent particulates. These particulates will be removed by filtration prior to administration. 3. Clean the rubber stoppers of all of the vials in the kit and the In-111 chloride vial with a suitable alcohol swab and allow to air dry. 4. Place the empty Reaction Vial in a suitable dispensing shield pre-warmed to room temperature ; . To avoid the buildup of excessive pressure during the procedure, use a 10 mL syringe to withdraw 10 mL of air from the Reaction Vial. 5. Prior to initiating the radiolabeling reaction, determine the amount of each component needed according to the directions below: a. Calculate the volume of In-111 chloride that is equivalent to 5.5 mCi based on the activity concentration of the In-111 chloride stock. b. The volume of 50 mM sodium acetate solution needed is 1.2 times the volume of In-111 chloride solution determined in step 5.a., above. The 50 mM sodium acetate is used to adjust the pH for the radiolabeling reaction. ; c. Calculate the volume of Formulation Buffer needed to bring the Reaction Vial contents to a final volume of 10 mL. This is the volume of Formulation Buffer needed to protect the labeled product from radiolysis and to terminate the labeling reaction. For example, if volumes 8.