Abstract
The tachyphylaxis to disodium cromoglycate's (DSCG) inhibition of antigen-induced histamine release is readily demonstrable utilizing passively sensitized rat lung fragments. This tachyphylaxis to DSCG is evident whether or not calcium is present during drug preincubation. An attempt to relate the mechanism of tachyphylaxis to the DSCG-induced release of an endogenous cellular inhibitory material was unsuccessful insofar as could be demonstrated by an effect on mediator release.
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