Opiate Receptors and the Neurochemical Correlates of Pain. Proceedings of the 3rd Congress of the Hungarian Pharmacological Society, Budapest, 1979

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ADVANCES IN PHARMACOLOGICAL RESEARCH AND PRACTICE, Page II
Front Matter, Page III
Copyright, Page IV
PREFACE, Page VII, Susanna Fürst
OPIATE-A RECEPTORS RELATE TO CHOLINERGIC AND OPIATE-B RECEPTORS TO CATECHOLAMINERGIC NEURONS, Pages 3-13, J. Knoll
BEHAVIORAL AND BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON AZIDOMORPHINES. I. BEHAVIORAL ACTIONS AND ANTAGONISM OF ABSTINENCE SYNDROMES, Pages 15-22, J. Vetulani, Barbara Bednarczyk, Bozena Byrska, Krystyna Reichenberg, Irena Romahska
BEHAVIORAL AND BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON AZIDOMORPHINES. II. ACTION ON OPIATE AND CATECHOLAMINE RECEPTORS, Pages 23-27, Krystyna Golembiowska-Nikitin, A. Pilc, J. Vetulani
A NEW MODEL FOR THE STUDY OF OPIATE B RECEPTORS: ISOLATED SPLENIC STRIPS OF THE CAT, Pages 29-43, L. Kerecsen, J. Knoll
THE EFFECTS OF AZIDOMORPHINES ON THE OPIATE RECEPTOR(S) OF GUINEA-PIG ILEUM, Pages 45-52, T. Friedmann, J. Knoll
IN VITRO STUDIES ON THE OPIATE RECEPTOR AFFINITY OF FENTANYL ANALOGUES, Pages 53-57, M.W. Lobbezoo, W. Soudijn, I. van Wijngaarden
OPIATE RECEPTORS IN THE BRAIN OF MOLLUSCS (ANODONTA CYGNEA, HELIX POMATIA), Pages 59-66, L. Hiripi, K.S. -Rózsa, G. Stefano
BRAIN AND PITUITARY OPIOID PEPTIDES: PHARMACOLOGICAL MANIPULATION OF CONTENT AND RELEASE, Pages 69-78, A. Herz
IN VIVO ACTIVE ENKEPHALIN ANALOGUES: STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS, Pages 79-92, J.I. Székely, Zsuzsa Dunai-Kovács, Erzsébet Miglécz, A.Z. Rónai, Ilona Berzétei
STUDY ON THE NEUROLEPTIC ACTIVITY OF ENDORPHINS, Pages 93-99, Ildikó Király, J. Borsy, Marianna Tapfer, L. Gráf
BEHAVIOURAL EFFECTS OF A POTENT MORPHINE-LIKE PENTAPEPTIDE: (D-MET2, PRO5)-ENKEPHALINAMIDE, Pages 101-108, I. Tarnawa, J.I. Székely, Zsuzsanna Dunai-Kovacs, Erzsébet Miglécz
THE INFLUENCE OF SOME PEPTIDES ON MORPHINE ANALGETIC EFFECT, Pages 109-114, V.V. Zakusov
ARE PLASMA LEVELS OF β-ENDORPHIN CORRELATED WITH ADAPTATION OF HUMANS TO STRESS SITUATIONS ?, Pages 115-119, H.J. Teschemacher, T. Breidenbach, A. König, M. Luckhardt, S. Davies-Osterkamp, P.E. Nowacki, K. Schwemmle
INVOLVEMENT OF THE OPIOID PEPTIDERGIC SYSTEM IN BIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF ADAPTIVE SIGNIFICANCE, Pages 121-127, R. ARRIGO-REINA, S. FERRI, G.M. SCOTO, C. SPADARO, S. SPAMPINATO, G. COSTA
NALOXONE ENHANCES PERISTALSIS IN THE GUINEA PIG SMALL INTESTINE IN VITRO. INFLUENCE ON DIFFERENT PARAMETERS OF PERISTALSIS, Pages 129-132, W. Kromer, W. Pretzlaff
NEUROCHEMICAL BASIS OF ANALGESIA, Pages 135-152, Doris H. Clouet
CALCIUM INTERACTIONS IN OPIATE ANALGESIA, TOLERANCE AND PHYSICAL DEPENDENCE, Pages 153-164, E. Leong Way
THE INFLUENCE OF METHADONE DERIVATIVES ON THE ISOLATED MYENTERIC PLEXUS-LONGITUDINAL MUSCLE PREPARATION OF THE GUINEA-PIG ILEUM, Pages 165-170, F.F. Foldes, Y. Shiwaku, S. Matsuo, K. Morita
NEW DATA CONCERNING THE INTERACTION BETWEEN CHOLINERGIC, ENKEPHALINERGIC AND SEROTONINERGIC SYSTEMS DURING ANALGESIA, Pages 171-181, A. BARTOLINI, R. BARTOLINI, P. AIELLO-MALMBERG, A. BISCINI, G. RENZI
EFFECTS OF MORPHINE AND NALOXONE ON CATECHOLAMINE AND DIHYDROXYPHENYL-ACETIC ACID (DOPAC) CONTENT OF INDIVIDUAL BRAIN NUCLEI, Pages 183-189, M.I.K. Fekete, J.P. Hermann, M. Palkovits, B. Kanyicska
THE INTERACTION BETWEEN NARCOTIC ANALGESICS AND MONOAMINE OXIDASE INHIBITORS, Pages 191-200, Regina Botting
THE ROLE OF METABOLIC FACTORS IN THE INTERACTION BETWEEN OPIATES AND HOMOPYRIMIDAZOLS IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM, Pages 201-205, Kornélia Tekes, L.G. Hársing, K. Magyar, J. Knoll
THE INFLUENCE OF OPIATE ANTAGONISTS ON THE ACTIVITY OF SENSORIMOTOR CORTICAL NEURONS, Pages 207-210, V.M. Bulayev
SUBSTANCE P AND PAIN FIBRES, Pages 213-221, F. Lembeck
THE OPIOID PEPTIDERGIC SYSTEM MAY BE INVOLVED IN THE CONTROL OF INFLAMMATORY REACTIONS, Pages 223-226, R. Arrigo-Reina, S. Ferri
COMPARISON OF THE ANALGETIC ACTION OF INHIBITORS OF PG SYNTHESIS, CHINOIN-127 AND MORPHINE, Pages 227-233, Klára Gyires, J. Knoll
SUBJECT INDEX, Pages 235-237