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Neurosecretion and sodium excretion
Kidney International, 1974 Over the last few years there has been an accumulation of observations which indicate that there is a humoral substance other than aldosterone which influences renal sodium excretion. The findings by numerous authors have demonstrated that this humoral factor increases the excretion of sodium in response to expansion of the extracellular fluid (ECF ...
Hugh E. deWardener, Julius Lee
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Pigmentary Rhythms as Indicators of Neurosecretion [PDF]
American Zoologist, 1966 The state of contraction of crustacean chromatophores is known to be dependent on a variety of hormones secreted by various parts of the nervous system. For the fiddler crab the state of the chromatophores varies with the time of day and is little affected by changes in light intensity or background. An additional factor influencing chromatophores is a
H. Marguerite Webb, H. Marguerite Webb
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Neurosecretion Following Hypophysectomy
Experimental Biology and Medicine, 1950 Elucidation of the various factors controlling the pituitary gland has been a major problem of science for many years. Harris(1) has admirably reviewed the literature concerning the neural control of the hypophysis. His statement. “The pars distalis of the pituitary may in general terms be described as a gland under nervous control but lacking a nerve ...
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NEUROSECRETION IN RELATION TO SURGICAL OPERATIONS
Endocrinologia Japonica, 1954 1) Adult female mongrel dogs were employed as subjects. These experimental animals were divided into four groups: Untreated, adrenaline injected, atropine injected, and vagotomy group. Each group was given the same surgical stress.2) In the untreated group, neurosecretion was found to be remarkable after the stress.3) In the adrenaline and atropine ...
Shigeomi Osono +3 more
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The PC12 cell as model for neurosecretion [PDF]
Acta Physiologica, 2007 AbstractThis review attempts to touch on the history and application of amperometry at PC12 cells for fundamental investigation into the exocytosis process. PC12 cells have been widely used as a model for neural differentiation and as such they have been used to examine the effects of differentiation on exocytotic release and specifically release at ...
Andrew G. Ewing +2 more
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Neurosecretion and Anterior Pituitary Cells
Nihon Chikusan Gakkaiho, 1962 1. 下垂体茎を遮断すると,前葉では,酸好性細胞が極度に減少し,形も小さくなる.塩基好性細胞は増加するが,その形は非常に小さくなる.2. 甲状腺除去の後,下垂体茎を遮断すると,前葉では,塩基好性細胞の数は増加するが,肥大した甲状腺除去細胞は極度に減少する.3. 甲状腺除去の後,下垂体に後葉ホルモンを連続注射すると,前葉では,甲状腺除去細胞が消失し,酸好性細胞の増加と,gonadotrophsの増数肥大がみられる.4. 下垂体に後葉ホルモンを連続注射すると,前葉では,酸好性細胞が著しく増加し,塩基好性細胞が減少する.皮下に後葉ホルモンを連続注射すると,前葉では,酸好性細胞の増数と,塩基好性細胞のうちgonadotrophsの増数肥大がみられる.5.
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Histophysiology of Synapses and Neurosecretion [PDF]
Journal of Neuropathology and Experimental Neurology, 1966 openaire +2 more sources
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General and Comparative Endocrinology, 1962
Abstract Morphologically the hypothalamic neurosecretory system of birds includes (1) two rather diffuse neurosecretory nuclei, the paraventricular nucleus and supraoptic nucleus which, according to the species concerned, consist of several more or less distinct divisions; (2) two hypothalamo-hypophysial neurosecretory tracts, the paraventriculo-
Andreas Oksche +3 more
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Abstract Morphologically the hypothalamic neurosecretory system of birds includes (1) two rather diffuse neurosecretory nuclei, the paraventricular nucleus and supraoptic nucleus which, according to the species concerned, consist of several more or less distinct divisions; (2) two hypothalamo-hypophysial neurosecretory tracts, the paraventriculo-
Andreas Oksche +3 more
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Docking and fusion in neurosecretion
Current Opinion in Cell Biology, 1998A central issue in neurobiology concerns the mechanisms of membrane fusion that are essential for the rapid regulated delivery of neurotransmitters into the synapse. While many gene products are required for neurosecretion, recent research has focused on defining the core exocytotic machinery that is responsible for the docking of synaptic vesicles ...
L. J. Robinson, Thomas Martin
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