In Vivo Perfusion and Release of Neroactive Substances. Methods and Strategies

Content: 
Contributors, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Contributors, Pages xi-xiii
Preface, Pages xv-xvi, Alejandro Bayón, René Drucker-Colin
1 - Introduction, Pages 1-7, ALEJANDRO BAYÓN, RENÉ DRUCKER-COLÍN
2 - Technical Issues Associated with Push—Pull Perfusion in Unanesthetized and Unrestrained Animals, Pages 11-23, PETER REDGRAVE
3 - Neuronal Responses to Neuroactive Substances Administered by Push—Pull Perfusion, Pages 25-39, EUGENE P. SCHOENER
4 - Superfusion and Electrical Stimulation of the Canine Brain with a Push—Pull Cannula, Pages 41-49, TOSHIHIKO IIJIMA, KAZUO NUNOKI
5 - Push—Pull Perfusion Studies on the in Vivo Release of Endogenous Transmitter and Nontransmitter Amino Acids in the Rat Brain, Pages 51-68, JAN A.M. VANDER HEYDEN, KOR VENEMA, JAKOB KORF
6 - Push—Pull Perfusion Studies on the in Vivo Release of Proteins, Enzymes, and the Neuroactive Peptides—Enkephalins from the Rat Brain, Pages 69-93, ALEJANDRO BAYÓN, SARA SOLANO, BENITO ANTÓN, IRENE CASTAÑO, DAVID DÍAZ-PONTONES
7 - Use of Dialytrodes in Brain Neurochemistry, Pages 95-117, JOSÉ M.R. DELGADO, JUAN LERMA, RAFAELMARTÍNDEL RÍO, JOSÉ M. SOLÍS
8 - In Vivo Brain Dialysis of Extracellular Nontransmitter and Putative Transmitter Amino Acids, Pages 119-139, ANDERS HAMBERGER, CLAES-HENRIC BERTHOLD, INGEMAR JACOBSON, BIRGITTA KARLSSON, ANDERS LEHMANN, BRITTA NYSTRÖM, MATS SANDBERG
9 - Voltammetry Measurement in Vivo of Neurotransmitter Release in the Freely Moving Rat, Pages 141-158, PETER J. KNOTT, CHRISTOPHER D. ANDREWS, KATHYRNE J. MUELLER
10 - Dopamine Release and Neuronal Activity in the Two Nigrostriatal Systems, Pages 161-175, ANDRÉ CHÉRAMY, RANULFO ROMO, JACQUES GLOWINSKI
11 - Pharmacologically Induced Changes in the Efflux of Metabolites of Dopamine and 5-Hydroxytryptamine from the Brains of Freely Moving Rats, Pages 177-200, KENNETH E. MOORE, JANN A. NIELSEN
12 - Hippocampal Involvement in the Effects of Ethyl Alcohol: In Vivo and In Vitro Levels of Analysis, Pages 201-220, H.S. SWARTZWELDER
13 - The Use of Push—Pull Cannulae for Superfusing Various Hypothalamic Areas in Anesthetized and Conscious, Freely Moving Animals, Pages 221-232, ATHINEOS PHILIPPU
14 - Release of Arginine Vasopressin from the Brain: Correlation with Physiological Events, Pages 233-248, WILLIAM D. RUWE, WARREN L. VEALE, QUENTIN J. PITTMAN, NORMAN W. KASTING, K. LEDERIS
15 - The Push—Pull Perfusion Technique in Neuroendocrinology, Pages 249-270, VICTOR D. RAMÍREZ
16 - The Efficacy of the Push—Pull Perfusion Technique in the Study of Sleep, Epilepsy, and Tremor, Pages 271-291, MARCOS VELASCO, FRANCISCO VELASCO, MARÍATRINIDAD PACHECO, FRANCISCO ESTRADA-VILLANUEVA
17 - The Use of Push—Pull Perfusion Techniques for Measuring the Efflux of [3H]Dopamine in the Striatum of the Conscious Rat, Pages 293-314, GREGORY E. MARTIN, DEAN R. HAUBRICH
Index, Pages 315-322