Titlebook: Neurotransmitter Interaction and Compartmentation; H. F. Bradford Book 1982 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1982 Calcium.brain.in

門閂

The Study of Receptors and Ca Movements in Smooth Muscle as a Model for Presynaptic Eventselationship between calcium influx and exocytosis is not known (Rahamimoff, 1970; Blaustein et al., 1978). This release of transmitter can be modulated by transmitters and autocoids interacting with specific receptors on the nerve cell membrane (see reviews by Starke, 1977; Langer et al., 1981). In

ostrish

Role for Contractile Proteins in Transmitter Release?berg et al., 1977; Cohen et al., 1977; Kelly and Cotman, 1978; Wang and Mahler, 1976; Schwartz et al., 1977; Mahler, 1977), myosin (Beach and Cotman, 1979) and the calcium regulator protein calmodulin (Grab et al., 1979; Lin et al., 1980; Wood et al., 1980) have been shown to be present in synaptic

能量守恒

New Insights into Vesicle Recycling in a Model Cholinergic Systemtter. The use of adrenal medullary cells as models for adrenergic nerve terminals is well known. For the investigation of cholinergic function we have used the electromotor neurones of . (Whittaker and Zimmermann, 1976; Whittaker and Stadler, 1980). The cholinergic electrocytes of the electric organ

干旱

記成螞蟻

delta-waves

價值在貶值

Regulation of Nigro-striatal and Mesocortico-prefrontal Dopaminergic Neuronsaminergic (DA) pathways. I will describe and summarize experiments which reveal the role of DA released from dendrites in this phenomenon. The second problem is related to some specific properties of the mesocortico-prefrontal DA neurons. Particularly, I intend to show that these neurons are distinc

Hemoptysis

Acetylcholine-Dopamine Interactions in the Corpus Striatum and Nucleus Accumbens the correct balance between these transmitters is, for example, important in the central regulation of motor activity and is impaired in a number of neurological disorders. Thus, anticholinergic drugs are a beneficial adjunct in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease, suppression of the cholinergic s

foliage

HPA533

Distribution and Nature of Subpopulations of Muscarinic Receptors in the CNS as Judged by Receptor Btheir receptors. This approach can be used to measure the detailed binding properties of receptors in whole tissue as well as in membrane preparations. In particular it is possible to determine both the number and the localisation of receptor binding sites in the nervous system. These results comple