Titlebook: Co-Transmission; Proceedings of a Sym A. C. Cuello Conference proceedings 1982 The Contributors 1982 biology.transmission.zoology

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Coexistence of putative neuromodulators in the same axon: pharmacological consequences at receptors Cottrell, 1977; Hokfelt ., 1980), Dale’s postulate that each neurone contains one and only one putative neurotransmitter can no longer be considered an acceptable generalisation. There are two versions of what has become to be known as Dale’s principle stating that a neurone contains and releases t

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Neuronal coexistence of putative transmitters in the spinal cord and brainstem of the rat,ays to the spinal cord. Some serotonin (5-hydroxytryptamine)-containing cell bodies in the medullary raphe nuclei and other adjacent cell groups were shown to contain substance P (SP)-like immunoreactivity (Chan-Palay ., 1978; Hökfelt ., 1978; Chan-Palay, 1979), and subsequently also thyrotropin-rel

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The co-transmitter hypothesis, with special reference to the storage and release of ATP with noradrple’, although this nomenclature is not strictly correct and the history behind it is curious (see Eccles, 1976). In the Northnagel Lecture in 1934, Dale speculated in relation to the “axon reflex”, that different endings of a sensory neurone (one a central synapse, the other concerned with antidrom

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Coexistence of neurotransmitter substances in a specifically defined invertebrate neurone,tock, 1976, 1978; Osborne, 1979, 1981). This interest was sparked off by biochemical studies on isolated invertebrate neurones (Brownstein ., 1974; Hanley ., 1974; Osborne, 1977), and also through the development of specific immunohistochemical procedures to visualise transmitter-specific neurones (

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