Dale's Principle and Communication Between Neurones. Based on a Colloquium of the Neurochemical Group of the Biochemical Society, Held at Oxford University, July 1982

Content: 
Other Pergamon publications of related interest, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Preface, Pages v-vi, NEVILLE OSBORNE
List of Contributors, Page viii
What is Dale\'s Principle?, Pages 1-5, V.P. WHITTAKER
Recent Concepts of Chemical Communication between Excitable Cells, Pages 7-35, G. BURNSTOCK
The Neuroendocrine Division of the Nervous System: APUD Cells as Neurones or Paraneurones, Pages 37-48, A.G.E. PEARSE
Evidence for Co-transmission by Specific Neurones, Pages 49-68, NEVILLEN N. OSBORNE
Dendrites as Sites of Storage and Release of Neurotransmitter Substances, an Extension of Dale\'s Principle, Pages 69-82, A. CLAUDIO CUELLO
Non-synaptic Interneuronal Communication: Physiological and Pharmacological Implication, Pages 83-111, E. SYLVESTER VIZI
Regulation of Glutamatergic and GABAergic Neuronal Activity by Astroglial Cells, Pages 113-141, ARNE SCHOUSBOE, LEIF HERTZ
Early Events in Autonomic Neurone Development: the Cholinergic/Adrenergic Choice, Pages 143-159, JULIAN SMITH
Multiple Signals Participating in GABA Receptor Modulation, Pages 161-177, E. COSTA, C.M. FORCHETTI, A. GUIDOTTI, B.C. WISE
The Use of Immunogold Staining Procedures in the Demonstration of Neurochemical Coexistence at the Ultrastructural Level, Pages 179-200, IAN M. VARNDELL, JULIA M. POLAK
Index, Pages 201-204