Titlebook: New Aspects of Storage and Release Mechanisms of Catecholamines; Hans-Joachim Schümann (Direktor des Pharmakologisc Book 1970 Springer-Ver

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Opening Remarksans from the point of view of ultrastructure. This process was first observed by us in the adrenal gland. We found, with . in 1957, that when the gland is stimulated through the splanchnic nerve the first changes that occur in the Catecholamines containing vesicles (or granules) are the following: t

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Some Aspects of the Quantal Release of the Adrenergic Transmitterhe transmitter amount released per stimulus was only about 1/50.000 of the total regional NA content (. et al., 1967) Assuming that, first, by far the major part of tissue NA is present in the varicosity granules (vesicles) and, second, the majority of varicosities discharge transmitter when an impu

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Cholinomimetic Drugs and Release of the Adrenergic Transmitter to retain, or to release, the transmitter is concerned. The conventional classification of cholinomimetic responses in nicotinic and muscarinic ones will be adhered to. As to be shown by the results, the classification can also be extended to describe the responses of the peripheral adrenergic nerv

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