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Regulation of the β-Adrenergic Receptor in the Pineal Gland and Red Cell Membranesends on the prior exposure to catecholamines. Reduced release of noradrenaline causes supersensitivity while increased exposure to catecholamine agonists results in a rapid subsensitivity. Changes in sensitivity is found not only in the β-adrenergic receptor but also in adenylate cyclase, protein kinase and other subcellular events.

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Book 1979ced by central neurons. The recent isolation and structural characterization of several such messengers by Roger Guillemin and Andrew Schally and their collaborators brought the final proof for this hypothesis. This also meant that the extensive knowledge collected in the field of neurobiology now b

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he Nobel Founda- tion for supporting the organization of the Nobel Symposium 42 on "Principles of the Central Regulation of the Endocrine System". We would also like to express our thanks to all participants, to Professor Carl-Gustaf Bernhard, Permanent Secretary of the Royal Academy of Sciences, for making t978-1-4684-3398-2978-1-4684-3396-8

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Neuroendocrine Regulation: The Peptidergic Neuron Introduction and Historical BackgroundThe award of the 1977 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine to two neuroendocrinologists for their research on hypothalamic releasing and inhibitory hormones (22) signals an increased appreciation of brain-endocrine interactions and sets the stage for this 42nd Nobel Symposium on “Principles for central neuronal regulation of the endocrine system”.

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Studies on Interactions of Epinephrine Neuronal Systems with other Neuronal Systemshe CNS (e.g., neurohormone secretion, temperature regulation, food and water intake, modulation of blood pressure, respiration, regulation of sleep and wakefulness and certain types of behavior). Recent morphological and biochemical data suggests that interactions among different neurotransmitter sy