Titlebook: Evolution of the First Nervous Systems; Peter A. V. Anderson Book 1989 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1989 Nervous System.Peptid

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,Ketonk?rperbildung aus Aminos?uren,s both external chemoreceptors and internal neuronal receptors (e.g., Carr et al., 1989). Earlier reviews describing analogies between external and internal receptors are provided by Kittredge et al. (1974), Lenhoff and Heagy (1977), Carr et al. (1987; 1989) and Janssens (1987).

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A. Czerny,F. Kraus,A. Schittenhelmand immune phenomena. The first two days of this symposium were devoted to characterizing the gap junctions, synapses, and chemical signals in simple animals and, by comparing them with those of more complex organisms, to extract some generalizations about the evolution of the nervous system.

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Chemical Signaling Systems in Lower Organisms: A Prelude to the Evolution of Chemical Communication s both external chemoreceptors and internal neuronal receptors (e.g., Carr et al., 1989). Earlier reviews describing analogies between external and internal receptors are provided by Kittredge et al. (1974), Lenhoff and Heagy (1977), Carr et al. (1987; 1989) and Janssens (1987).

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The Antiquity of Monoaminergic Neurotransmitters: Evidence from Cnidariair nervous system as the most ancient, having evolved some 600 to 700 million years ago. The search for monoamine transmitters and their mechanisms of action in Cnidaria should be envisaged with that perspective in mind.

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Control of Morphogenesis by Nervous System-derived Factors an ideal system to investigate the roots and the evolutionary development of these diverse tasks of the nervous system. Being evolutionary very old, and belonging to the first organisms to develop a nervous system, . is an exciting animal for the study of the early functions of the nervous system.