Central Adrenaline Neurons. Basic Aspects and Their Role in Cardiovascular Functions

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Already published in this series, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS, Pages ix-x
PREFACE, Pages xi-xii, K. Fuxe, B. Hökfelt, M. Goldstein, T. Hökfelt
OPENING ADDRESS, Pages xiii-xiv, B. HÖKFELT
THE ANATOMY OF CENTRAL CARDIOVASCULAR NEURONS, Pages 3-17, M. PALKOVITS
HISTOCHEMICAL IDENTIFICATION OF ADRENALINE CONTAINING CELLS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO NEURONS, Pages 19-47, T. HÖKFELT, M. GOLDSTEIN, K. FUXE, O. JOHANSSON, A. VERHOFSTAD, H. STEINBUSCH, B. PENKE, J. VARGAS
DISTRIBUTION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF PNMT AND EPINEPHRINE IN THE CNS, Pages 49-55, M. GOLDSTEIN, A. SAUTER, K. UETA, T. ASANO, J. ENGEL, P. PASSELTINER, J. PEARSON, T. HÖKFELT, K. FUXE
THE USE OF LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTION FOR THE DETERMINATION OF ADRENALINE AND OTHER BIOGENIC MONOAMINES IN THE CNS, Pages 59-71, G. JONSSON, H. HALLMAN, I. MEFFORD, R.N. ADAMS
THE DISCOVERY OF POTENT INHIBITORS OF PHENYLETHANOLAMINE N-METHYLTRANSFERASE (PNMT), Pages 73-85, R.G. PENDLETON
PHARMACOLOGIC MODIFICATION OF ADRENALINE NEURONS IN RAT BRAIN, Pages 87-95, R.W. FULLER, K.W. PERRY, S.K. HEMRICK
EFFECT OF DBH- AND PNMT-INHIBITION ON BRAIN ADRENALINE AND NORADRENALINE IN ANIMALS EXPOSED TO STRESS, Pages 97-103, A. SAUTER, K. UETA, M. GOLDSTEIN
PUTATIVE REGULATION OF BRAIN NOREPINEPHRINE NEURONS BY EPINEPHRINE: ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES, Pages 105-111, T.H. SVENSSON, G. ENGBERG
CENTRAL CONTROL OF THE SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM IN EXPERIMENTAL HYPERTENSION, Pages 115-128, R. EIGENMANN, G. HAEUSLER
CARDIOVASCULAR EFFECTS OF PIPEROXAN A PUTATIVE ADRENALINE RECEPTOR BLOCKER, Pages 129-141, M. LAUBIE, H. SCHMITT
α-ADRENORECEPTORS AND THE ACTION OF CLONIDINE-LIKE DRUGS, Pages 143-150, W. KOBINGER
CATECHOLAMINES OF THE NUCLEUS TRACTUS SOLITARII AND BLOOD PRESSURE REGULATION, Pages 151-160, W. de JONG, P. ZANDBERG, D.H.G. VERSTEEG
ON THE ROLE OF CENTRAL ADRENALINE NEURONS IN CENTRAL CARDIOVASCULAR REGULATION, Pages 161-182, K. FUXE, P. BOLME, L.F. AGNATI, G. JONSSON, K. ANDERSSON, C. KÖHLER, T. HÖKFELT
EFFECTS OF ANTIHYPERTENSIVES AND OTHER DRUGS ON CENTRAL ADRENALINE UTILISATION, Pages 183-197, B. SCATTON, G. BARTHOLINI
ADRENERGIC RECEPTOR MECHANISMS IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM IN RELATION TO CATECHOLAMINE NEURONS, Pages 199-211, S.Z. LANGER, M. BRILEY, M.L. DUBOCOVICH
CATECHOLAMINE-STIMULATED CYCLIC AMP FORMATION IN BRAINSTEM NUCLEI OF NORMAL RATS AND RATS WITH GENETIC HYPERTENSION, Pages 213-224, M.H. MAKMAN, D. WILKENING, B. DVORKIN, M. GOLDSTEIN, J.Y. LEW, Y. MATSUMOTO, Y. BABA, K. FUXE
THE HYPOTENSIVE ACTIONS OF CENTRALLY ADMINISTERED ADRENALINE, Pages 225-234, K.R. BORKOWSKI, L. FINCH
BRAIN STEM ADRENERGIC NEURONS PARTICIPATE IN THE REGULATION OF THE STRESS RESPONSE AND IN GENETIC AND EXPERIMENTAL HYPERTENSION, Pages 235-244, J.M. SAAVEDRA
CHANGES IN HYPOTHALAMIC ADRENALINE DURING HYPER- AND HYPOTENSIVE STATES, Pages 245-257, D.H.G. VERSTEEG, H.J.L.M. WIJNEN, W. de JONG
THE ROLE OF CENTRAL CATECHOLAMINE PATHWAYS IN SPONTANEOUS AND RENAL HYPERTENSION IN RATS, Pages 259-276, K. FUXE, D. GANTEN, P. BOLME, L.F. AGNATI, T. HÖKFELT, K. ANDERSSON, M. GOLDSTEIN, A. HÄRFSTRAND, T. UNGER, W. RASCHER
CENTRAL EFFECT OF ADRENERGIC COMPOUNDS ON CAT RESPIRATORY MECHANISMS, Pages 277-287, M. DENAVIT-SAUBIÉ, J. CHAMPAGNAT, G. RONDOUIN
RADIOLIGAND BINDING STUDIES OF ADRENERGIC RECEPTORS, Pages 291-301, R.J. LEFKOWITZ
ELEVATED PLASMA ADRENALINE, AGE-RELATED DECREASE IN BETA-ADRENOCEPTOR-MEDIATED CARDIOVASCULAR FUNCTIONS AND INCREASE IN ALPHA-RECEPTOR-MEDIATED VASOCONSTRICTION IN ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION, Pages 305-316, F.R. BÜHLER
THE CONTRIBUTION OF CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL ADRENOCEPTORS TO THE ACTIONS OF CLONIDINE AND ALPHA METHYLDOPA IN MAN, Pages 317-325, J.L. REID, C.J. MATHIAS, D.H. JONES, L.M.H. WING
EFFECT OF CLONIDINE, METOPROLOL AND PENBUTOLOL ON PLASMA CATECHOLAMINES AND RENIN ACTIVITY IN RESPONSE TO SYMPATHETIC STIMULATION IN HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS, Pages 327-337, B. HÖKFELT, B-G. HANSSON, P. MANHEM
SUBJECT INDEX, Pages 339-347