intranasally

Any of these listed may be substituted partially, or totally for cocaine and sold as such. 5,6 From 1970 to 1978, cocaine HCI was primarily used intranasally but could also be used I.V. or S. C.3 The HCI form cannot be smoked as heat causes it to decompose. 3

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It can also be melted, vaporized, and inhaled intranasally, or smoked in a "base pipe," a process called "freebasing."

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The cold extract is then administered intranasally at a single dose of 5 ml into each nostril.

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Using CD14KO mice treated intranasally with various doses of S-LPS or R-LPS, we demonstrate here that CD14 plays a bimodal role in the induction of PMN influx and local TNF release in response to intrapulmonary delivery of S-LPS, inhibiting S-LPS effects at high doses while facilitating the effects at low doses.

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Mice (n = 7-9) were treated intranasally with 10 µg S-LPS (left panel), 1 µg S-LPS (middle panel) or 0.1 µg S-LPS (right panel).

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To determine the role of CD14 in lung inflammation induced by S-LPS or R-LPS, WT and CD14KO mice were treated intranasally with

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Mice (n = 6-9) were treated intranasally with 10 µg R-LPS (left panel), 1 µg R-LPS (middle panel) or 0.1 µg R-LPS (right panel).

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For challenge studies, naïve or vaccinated mice were isoflurane-anesthetized and intranasally infected with 100 or 10 LD

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To determine whether the partially enhanced lung inflammation was dependent on the dose of LPS, WT and CD14KO mice were treated intranasally with lower amounts of S-LPS or R-LPS and analysed 6 hours later.

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Considering that CD14 is a co-receptor within the TLR4 receptor complex, we first investigated whether S-LPS or R-LPS administered intranasally to mice also signals through TLR4.

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