Titlebook: Neuropeptides and Stress; Proceedings of the F Yvette Taché (Professor and Member),John E. Morley Conference proceedings 1989 Springer-Verl

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Brain Vasopressin and Cardiovascular Regulation in Normotensive and Hypertensive Animals posterior pituitary and released into the circulation upon appropriate stimulation. For many years, it has been recognized as the antidiuretic hormone which concentrates the urine through an action on the kidney to enhance water re-uptake from the distal convoluted tubule and collecting duct. The k

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Role of Brain Peptides in the Ulcerogenic Response to StressCurling. whose monograph only appeared in 1842. Cushing. in 1932 observed that severe peptic ulcers can follow brain injury in humans, but it was Selye. in 1936 who was the first to provide experimental evidence that the acute formation of ulcers in the digestive tract represented a characteristic m

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Stress and Consummatory Behaviortinguished the role of physiologic mechanisms from environmental or cultural events. The lack of specificity of the stress response implies both its divorce from specific demands and its generalized multi-system physiologic nature. In this way, various stresses, both internal and external, “create a

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Opioid Peptides, Stress, and Immune Functionferable term, referring more clearly to the response rather than to the stimulus.) Riley. postulated that stress could precipitate overt disease when it occurred coincidentally with an incipient neoplasm or infection. Many ancient observations indicated that failure to cope and noxious affects (dist

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Neuropeptide Receptors Are Shared Components of Nervous and Immune Systemsby both . and . systems. The significance of this realization lies in the known abilities of neuropeptides to alter central nervous system (CNS) activity, including memory, learning, perception, mood and behavior. Experiments which introduced neuropeptides into select brain areas, or electrically st

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