Titlebook: Sensory Nerves and Neuropeptides in Gastroenterology; From Basic Science t Marcello Costa,Calogero Surrenti,Alberto Meli Book 1991 The Edit

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Vagal Afferent Innervation and Regulation of Gastric Function, mechanisms. In the following article, experimental evidence will be presented to suggest that vagal afferents regulate several gastric functions, including the gastric phase of acid secretion and mucosal blood flow, the central modulation of vago-vagal reflexes and postprandial gastric motor function.

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Capsaicin as a Tool for Studying Sensory Neuron Functions,led. Quantitative analysis showed that as much as 90% of the fibers in the vagus nerve are of afferent nature and that also in the splanchnic and pelvic nerves the afferent-to-efferent fiber ratio is 3: 1 and 1: 1, respectively (see Leek, 1977). These sensory neurons are primary afferent neurons, th

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Chemical Coding of Neurons in the Gastrointestinal Tract,description of this system dates back to the middle of the last century when Meissner and Auerbach first described the rich neuronal network made of microganglia and nerve bundles forming the myenteric and submucous plexuses (Meissner, 1857; Auerbach, 1864). By the turn of the century Bayliss and St

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Occurrence and Distribution of Substance P- and CGRP-Containing Nerve Fibers in Gastric Mucosa: Spein fibers storing neuropeptides (Schultzberg et al., 1980; Ekblad, 1985; Keast et al., 1985; Tsutsumi and Hara, 1989). In the mucosa of the rat stomach, fibers containing VIP and GRP/bombesin immunoreactivity are notably numerous (Dockray et al., 1979; Ekblad et al, 1985; Iwanaga et al., 1988), whil

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Tachykinin and Calcitonin Gene-Related Peptide Immunoreactivities and Mrnas in the Mammalian Enteririses a large number of intrinsic (enteric) neurons embedded within the alimentary tract itself and the processes of extrinsic (efferent and afferent) neurons (Furness and Costa, 1987). It contains a heterogeneous population of neurochemically distinct types of neurons, which are characterized by di

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Peptides and their Receptors on Afferent Neurons to the Upper Gastrointestinal Tract,in functional and in neurochemical terms. It has been known since the early part of the century that the vagal pathway mediates physiological reflexes involved in the normal control of gastric motility and secretion, and that the splanchnic pathway mediates the effects of noxious stimulation of the

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Activation of Sensory Nerves by Kinins: Pharmacologic Tools for Studying Kinin Receptors,ese effects appear to be initiated by stimulation of afferent fibers and produce tissue responses of reflex nature. Indeed, bradykinin has been shown to be the most active endogenous agent to produce pain sensation when applied to blister base in man (1, 2, 3): this peptide has also been found to ac