Titlebook: Catecholamines; H. Blaschko,F. E. Bloom,H. Winkler,H. Blaschko,E. Book 1972 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1972 Acetylcholin.Aldehyd

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Central Actions of Catecholamines,e central nervous system. The discovery and mapping of noradrenaline in the brain (., 1954), apart from giving impetus to work in this field, also indicated what functions noradrenaline might serve by revealing its distribution. Dopamine is also present, mainly in the corpus striatum and median emin

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Adrenergic False Transmitters,e transmitters was created less than a decade ago. Nevertheless, this idea has aroused great interest and several review articles dealing with various aspects of the subject were previously published (., 1965; ., 1966a; . and ., 1967; ., 1968a, 1968b; ., 1969). However, there are recent developments

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Interrelationships between Adrenergic and Cholinergic Mechanisms,heory of humoral transmission was developed; it was assumed that, with few exceptions, the fibres of the sympathetic outflow were adrenergic and those of the parasympathetic outflow cholinergic. This assumption was based on experiments in mammals; only little information was available on the transmi

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Produced Water Treatment by Production Type,e are based on a minimum of experimental evidence and some are conflicting in their observations. N-methyl adrenaline (Axelrod, 1960) and N-methyldopamine (epinine) (M?rki et al., 1962) have also been extracted from vertebrate tissues or body fluids. There may be other catecholamines present which have yet to be isolated.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-0130-0ts which produce responses in tissues by interacting with adrenoceptors, as adrenergic agonists. An agent which specifically inhibits a response produced by an adrenergic agonist is referred to as adrenergic blocking agent or adrenergic antagonist.