Titlebook: Selective Neurotoxicity; Hans Herken,Ferdinand Hucho Book 1992 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1992 Calcium.Glutamat.Nucleotide.dopamine

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Toxins Affecting the Cholinergic System,coline, has been consumed as a euphoretic by the natives of East India. Chewing of leaves of . plants has long been known to cause salivation, and physostigmine was used as a therapeutic agent even in 1877 by L. in the treatment of glaucoma (G. et al. 1985).

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Excitotoxins, Glutamate Receptors, and Excitotoxicity,. 1990). Rather than reiterating the issues discussed in detail in these reviews, emphasis is placed here on the molecular aspects related to the first established steps in the mechanisms of excitotoxicity and more particularly to the intimate properties of the excitotoxin receptors, i.e., the Glu receptors.

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Protective Barriers in the Peripheral Nervous System to Neurotoxic Agents,e., the barrier can protect the brain parenchyma from neurotoxic substances which may be present in the blood. This aspect of the BBB has been reviewed repeatedly in the past (R. 1976; K. 1976; B. 1979; G. and B. 1986; C. 1986; N. 1988).

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Protective Barriers in the Nervous System Against Neurotoxic Agents: The Blood-Brain Barrier, of substances from blood to brain. Our knowledge of BBB physiology has advanced impressively during the past few decades (B. 1979, 1984; C. 1987; P. 1983, 1986; G. and B. 1986). The role of the BBB in neurotoxicology has recently been reviewed by C. (1990).

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