Titlebook: Amino Acid Neurotransmitters; Leslie L. Iversen,Susan D. Iversen,Solomon H. Snyd Book 1975 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1975 n

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Amine and Amino Acid Receptors in Gastropod Neurons,ant axon, gastropod neurons are large, can be identified from one preparation to another (see Fig. 1), and can be studied in a medium of controlled composition. By combining these advantages of gastropod neurons with modern electrophysiological techniques (intracellular recording, double-barreled mi

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Biochemical Pharmacology of GABA in CNS,ning slices, homogenates, or subcellular particles of nervous tissue and measuring their effect on the uptake and the release of GABA by these preparations, or (4) combinations of the former three approaches.

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Amine and Amino Acid Receptors in Gastropod Neurons,tz, 1971; McCaman and Dewhurst, 1970; Eisenstadt ., 1973), serotonin-containing (Cottrell and Osborne, 1970; Weinreich ., 1973), and dopamine-containing (Marsden and Kerkut, 1970; Cottrell ., 1974) neurons, along with their respective follower cells, thus permitting the study of the functional role of these three transmitter substances.

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Die Welt der Wirtschaftswissenschaftens result has been reported (McLennan, 1971), it appears that all or almost all neurons of the central nervous system can be depolarized and excited by glutamate or aspartate introduced into their immediate extracellular environments.

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Excitatory Amino Acid Receptors in the Central Nervous System,s result has been reported (McLennan, 1971), it appears that all or almost all neurons of the central nervous system can be depolarized and excited by glutamate or aspartate introduced into their immediate extracellular environments.