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Detection of Neuropeptide mRNAs by , Hybridization Histochemistryy be understood in the context of its location and connections with other cells. Because of this complexity, methods relying on tissue homogenization cannot adequately describe events in a cell population comprising a small fraction of the total sample.

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Hybridization for Detection of Viral Nucleic Acid in Cell Cultures and Tissuesenhanced sensitivity of mRNA detection. In addition, strategies for isotopic and non-isotopic DNA and RNA labeling and assays for mRNA quantitation are described in measles, visna, AIDS and papovavirus infections.

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Opioid Peptides and Vasopressin neuronal function and neurotransmission take place at sites removed from synapses. One such site is the regulation of specific messenger RNA (mRNA) expression. This has received increasing recent attention in light of the pivotal roles that these molecules play in neurotransmission and neuroendocrine functions.

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Detection of GAD mRNA in Mouse Brainsmitters in the vertebrate brain. In humans, pathophysiology involving GABA inhibitory systems can lead to movement disorders, seizures, and mental dysfunction (1–3). Detection of GAD mRNA by . hybridization can allow new approaches to the study of the regulation of these important systems.

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Molecular Approaches to Human Neurological Diseases and Their Animal Modelsls. At this stage in the development of this approach, it is important to determine the kinds of questions that can be usefully examined with this technique, recognizing that . hybridization needs to be complemented by other methods, e.g., RNA blots, radioimmunoassays, and immunocytochemistry.

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