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Neurosecretion

1966
Howard A. Bern, Francis Knowles
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CALCIUM AND NEUROSECRETION*

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1978
Christian Torp-Pedersen, Niels A. Thorn, Marek Treiman, J. T. Russell   +3 more
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Calcium-Dependence of Neurosecretion by Exocytosis

Journal of Experimental Biology, 1974
ABSTRACT Exocytosis of neurosecretory granules in the corpus cardiacum of the blowfly Calliphora erythrocephala was induced both by electrical stimulation and by depolarization with K+. This secretory activity was quantitatively determined by the frequency of omega figures and vesicle clusters, which are the ultrastructural indications ...
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NEUROSECRETION

Physiological Reviews, 1945
Ernst Scharrer, Berta Scharrer
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CALMODULIN AND NEUROSECRETION

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1980
R. M. Sheaves, D. B. Hope
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Twenty Years of Neurosecretion

1974
Those were words that were addressed to Ernst Scharrer, in this city, twenty years ago, when he presented the concept of neurosecretion at a meeting at the Ciba Foundation. They epitomised a not uncommon reaction to the revolutionary idea that a part of the nervous system might have an endocrine function.
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Neurosecretion and anterior pituitary in the dog

Experientia, 1954
Die Ablagerung von neurosekretorischem Material in der unmittelbaren Umgebung von Blutgefassen im Hypophysenstiel, die mit Gefassen des Vorderlappens in Verbindung stehen, wird beim Hund beschrieben. Aus diesem Befund wird auf die Moglichkeit geeshlossen, dass die von den Zellen der Nuclei supraopticus und paraventricularis produzierte ...
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Neurosecretion—Comparative and Evolutionary Aspects

1976
Publisher Summary The rationale for the existence of neurosecretory phenomena and their place within the range of neurochemical mediation is inherent in their evolutionary history. The signs of neurosecretory activity—i.e., the specialization of certain neurons for the production of neurohormones—are found in all metazoans.
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Neurosecretion in the human cerebellum

Journal of Comparative Neurology, 1957
Marietta Issidorides, Tamir K. Nassar, William M. Shanklin   +2 more
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The relationship of pituicytes to neurosecretion

The Anatomical Record, 1955
Glenn A. Drager, Edward G. Rennels
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