Titlebook: Neurocytochemical Methods; André Calas,Daniel Eugène Book 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991 PET.anatomy.brain.forebrain.morpholo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-84298-6PET; anatomy; brain; forebrain; morphology; nervous system; neuroanatomy; neurochemistry; neurons; neuropepti

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Summary of the Session on HodologyIn the first lecture on Hodology, P. Streit discussed in detail transmitter-related retrograde labelling of neural pathways and transmitter immunohistochemistry, two methods that allow the localization of amino acid transmitters in neurons and neuronal pathways.

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Morphometric Evaluation of Populations of Neuronal Profiles in the Central Nervous SystemThe present paper will review some developments in the quantitation of populations of neuronal profiles (cell bodies, dendrites and nerve terminals). Some general tools will be introduced as a background for specific neurobiological applications. The theoretical bases for each procedure will be illustrated.

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978-3-642-84300-6Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991

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Neurocytochemical Methods978-3-642-84298-6Series ISSN 1010-8793

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Immunocytochemistry of Neuropeptide Receptors using Anti-Idiotypic Antibodies and Antibodies to Peptnce research and has given rise to the development of new technologies, especially in neurocytochemistry. We will briefly present and discuss here two immunological methodologies leading to the production of antibodies against receptors for neuropeptides: the anti-idiotypic and “anti-complementary peptide” methodologies.

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Report on the Discussion of the Fourth Session: Receptorsl, on three types of receptors: cholinergic, neuropeptide and GABA/BZ. The session, which centered on these receptors, was completed in the poster session by communications (this volume) dealing with opiate receptors (Conrath et al.), substance P receptors (Zouaoui et al.) and serotonin receptors (El Mestikawy et al.)

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