when adrenaline ( 0.5 mug/ml ) was included in the perfusion fluid , kininase activity of the perfusate was increased by 76 % and free bradykinin reduced by 46 % .3 increased vascular permeability induced by injection of bradykinin or kallikrein was reduced by adrenaline or noradrenaline , but isoprenaline had no significant effect.4 pretreatment with soya bean trypsin inhibitor ( sbti ) or heparin did not antagonize the pro-inflammatory effect of adrenaline or thermic oedema per se.5 potentiation of thermic oedema similar to that induced by sympathomimetic amines was obtained by injecting paws with vasopressin prior to heating , or by applying a ligature to stop blood flow to the paw for the first 15 min of heating.6 thermistor probes inserted beneath the paw skin showed that sympathomimetic amines increased the internal temperature of heated paws .
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noradrenaline
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adrenaline