Titlebook: Handbook of Psychopharmacology; Volume 16 Neuropepti Leslie L. Iversen,Susan D. Iversen,Solomon H. Snyd Book 1983 Plenum Press, New York 19

Omnipotent

Beta-Endorphin and Biosynthetically Related Peptides in the Central Nervous System, in pituitary and in brain, it can be thought of as both hormone and neuroregulator. It is a member of the opioid peptide family, along with the enkephalins and the newly discovered dynorphin and alpha-neo-endorphin. But it is also a member of a unique biosynthetic family, along with adrenocorticotr

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Peptide Effects on the Excitability of Single Nerve Cells,llowing specific changes in cellular excitability, for the existence of discrete populations of binding sites for peptides, and for clear effects of peptides on neuronal excitability (for a review, see Barker and Smith, 1980). This chapter will discuss, in an eclectic manner, some recent observation

Inertia

Neuronal Coexistence of Peptides with Other Putative Transmitters, terminals.” Although often referred to as “Dale’s principle,” this concept was never proposed by Sir Henry Dale, who in fact merely suggested that primary sensory neurons might utilize the same chemical transmitter at both their central and peripheral terminals (Dale, 1935).

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T. M. Jessellfinition and key properties of linear transformations, emphasizing their significance as they preserve vector space operations. Examples such as the differential operator, which maps a function to its derivative, and the integral operator, which maps a function to its integral, are discussed. Both o

Germinate

Richard J. Miller the level sets of a special kind of primitive recursive function—polynomials with coefficients in ..—are called .. We note that this class does not become any larger if we allow the coefficients in the polynomial to lie in .. The basic purpose of this chapter is to prove the following deep result: