Titlebook: Enkephalins and Endorphins; Stress and the Immun Nicholas P. Plotnikoff,Robert E. Faith,Robert A. G Book 1986 Springer Science+Business Med

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Exercise Stress and Endogenous Opiatesters body functions. Well established exercise procedures such as the use of an individual’s aerobic capacity have allowed exercise stress to be used as an experimental model to investigate the endogenous opiate system. A vast literature had accumulated prior to 1975 concerning the physiological eff

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Depression, Hormones and Immunitylness has been delineated from other psychiatric disorders with depressed mood and clinical subtypes of depression have been proposed to reflect the heterogeneity among subgroups of depression. In addition to descriptive and clinical criteria, subtypes of depression have also been differentiated by

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Endogenous Opioid Systems, Stress, and Canceropiate-like compounds (heretofore collectively referred to as “opioids”) had been maintained throughout the years. A major breakthrough in our understanding of opioids came with the discovery of opioid receptors in 1973 by groups led by Simon (Simon et al., 1973), Snyder (Pert and Snyder, 1973), and

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Effects of Stress and Morphine on Natural Killer Cell Activity and on Mammary Tumor Developmentdings suggested that this was a reasonable avenue to explore. For example, focal electrical stimulation of an opioid-rich brain region was found to increase tumor growth (Brechner et al., 1983; Simon et al., 1980), specific brain lesions alter immune functions (Cross et al., 1982; Stein et al., 1982

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Involvement of Non-Opiate Peptides in Psychoneuroimmunological Modulationservous, endocrine and immune systems, their dysfunctions being intimately associated with stress (Arrigo-Reina and Ferri, 1980). Hence, the rapid growth of psychoneuroimmunology, a new field of neurobiology, largely relies on investigation of opiatergic modulations of these systems. Non-opiate pepti

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Regulation of Human Cellular Immune Responses by Glucocorticosteroidsations on disease states which today carry his name. It was not until the 1930’s when it was demonstrated that GCS exhibit powerful thymolytic and lympholytic activities . and later on (1940’s) .. During the decade of 1940 Hench and his colleagues reported spectacular therapeutic effects of cortison