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pubmed-article:1425936pubmed:abstractTextStudies of 1,3-di-(2-[5-3H]tolyl)guanidine ([3H]DTG) binding to rat brain membranes revealed that [3H]DTG binds to a high and a low affinity site with Kd values of 19.8 nM and 1.31 microM (corresponding Bmax values 291 fmol/mg protein and 8.68 pmol/mg protein). The order of potency of competitors for [3H]DTG binding revealed a binding profile typical of sigma site ligands. Several sigma ligands such as the enantiomers of 3-PPP (3-(3-hydroxyphenyl)-N- (n-propyl)piperidine) and (+/-)-pentazocine exhibited biphasic competition profiles for [3H]DTG binding, whereas other sigma ligands such as haloperidol displayed monotonic competition curves. Neither phenytoin nor carbamazepine were observed to enhance [3H]DTG binding. These data support the hypothesis that multiple sigma binding sites exist. The lack of phenytoin and carbamazepine modulation of [3H]DTG binding are in agreement with the proposed greater density of sigma site 2 in the rat, since allosteric modulation has been ascribed to the DM1/sigma 1 site.lld:pubmed
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