Titlebook: Vasopressin; Principles and Prope Don Marshall Gash,Gerard J. Boer Book 1987 Plenum Press, New York 1987 Peptide.anatomy.brain.molecular bi

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Anatomy and Function of the Classic Vasopressin-Secreting Hypothalamus-Neurohypophysial System,P) the quintessential brain peptide. The system comprises magnocellular neurons, with cell bodies located in the hypothalamus, which project to and release their hormone in the neurohypophysis, a large storage organ outside the confines of the central nervous system (CNS). Most magnocellular VP and

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Vasopressin Localization and Putative Functions in the Brain, supraoptic nucleus (SON) and secreted into the circulation in the neural lobe of the pituitary (see Chapter 1, this volume). As a result of this origin from the hypo-thalamus-neurohypophysial system (HNS), these two neuropeptides were known as hypothalamic hormones; it is not so long ago that, thro

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Development of Vasopressin Systems and Their Functions, (HNS), especially in the rat. In the past decade, as a result of new immunocyto-chemical techniques in particular, but also because of increasing knowledge about the biochemistry of the adult HNS (see Chapter 4, this volume), much has been added to our understanding of the development of this syste

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Electrophysiological Actions of Vasopressin in Extrahypothalamic Regions of the Central Nervous Sysc-tomized rats could be normalized if these animals were treated with a vasopressin (VP)-enriched pituitary extract (pitressin). This finding provided the first evidence that VP is implicated in centrally regulated processes, in addition to its role in the periphery as a hormone acting on blood pres

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