Peripheral Dopaminergic Receptors. Proceedings of the Satellite Symposium of the 7th International Congress of Pharmacology, Strasbourg, 24–25 July 1978

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Preface, Pages ix-xi, Jean SCHWARTZ
Introductory Lecture The Dopamine Vascular Receptor: Agonists and Antagonists, Pages 1-12, Leon I. Goldberg
Free and Conjugated Dopamine; Physiological and Clinical Implications, Pages 15-27, O. Kuchel, N.T. Buu, Th. Unger
Tissue Dopamine Levels as an Indicator of Tyrosine Hydroxylase Activity, Pages 29-40, O. Almgren, A. Carlsson, S. Snider
A Mass Fragmentographic Assay of Human Plasma Catecholamines, Pages 41-44, J.D. Ehrhardt, J. Schwartz
Histochemical and Biochemical Estimations of Dopamine in Postganglionic Autonomic Nerves, Pages 45-49, C. Bell, W.J. Lang
Discussion, Pages 51-53
Structure-Activity and Conformational Requirements for Dopaminergic Agonists; Comparison of Central and Peripheral Dopamine Receptors, Pages 57-70, G.N. Woodruff, C. Sumners
Structure-Activity Relationships at Dopaminergic Receptors, Pages 71-85, H.A.J. Struyker-Boudier
Dopamine Congeners Derived from the Benzo(f)-quinoline Ring, Pages 87-94, Joseph G. Cannon
Dopamine 3-0-sulfate, a Direct Precursor of Free Norepinephrine; an Alternative Biosynthetic Pathway?, Pages 95-100, Nguyen T. Buu, Otto Kuchel
Dopamine-sensitive Adenylate Cyclase in Canine Renal Artery, Pages 101-106, J.C. Gilbert, V.V. Murthy, D.E. Gilbert, L.I. Goldberg, J.F. Kuo
Discussion, Pages 107-113
Dopamine and Chronic Auriculo-ventricular Heart-block in the Unanaesthetized Dog, Pages 117-122, M. Boucher, J. Lavarenne, P. Duchene-Marullaz
α- and β-adrenoceptors but not Dopaminergic Receptors are Involved in the Positive Inotropic Action of Dopamine in the Rabbit Heart, Pages 123-134, O.-E. Brodde, H.J. Schümann, J. Inui
Dopamine-induced Relaxation of Isolated Dog Arteries, Pages 135-141, Noboru Toda
In Vitro Study with Semi-rigid Rotameric Conformational Analogs of Dopamine, Pages 143-149, Jai D. Kohli, Hiroshi Takeda, Nobuyuki Ozaki, Leon I. Goldberg
Effects of Several Central Dopamine Receptor Stimulants on Mesenteric Arterial Blood Flow in Anesthetized Dogs, Pages 151-160, R.F. Orzechowski, A. Roby
Vasodilatation Produced by Apomorphine in the Hindleg of the Dog, Pages 161-166, W.A. Buylaert, J.L. Willems, M.G. Bogaert
Dopaminergic Receptors in the Coronary Arteries, Pages 167-172, F. Takenaka, M. Sakanashi, T. Ishihara, H. Morishita
Concentration and Function of Dopamine in Normal and Diseased Blood Vessels, Pages 173-181, R.J. Head, B.A. Berkowitz
Possible Involvement of Endogenous Substances in the Cardiovascular Actions of Dopamine, Pages 183-197, T. Furukawa, K. Kushiku, H. Morishita
Species Differences of Dopaminergic Vasodilation in the Intestine, Pages 199-210, R. Kullmann, K. Wassermann, R. Rissing, R. Huss
Search for a Serotoninergic Mechanism in the Pharmacological Effects of Dopamine on Motricity in the Isolated Rat Duodenum, Pages 211-215, S. Miachon, L. Peyrin, J.F. Cier
Effects of Dopamine on the Cerebral Circulation, Pages 217-230, C. von Essen, B. Ekström-Jodal, J. Elfverson
Physiological and Pharmacological Role of the Regulation of Noradrenaline Release by Presynaptic Dopamine Receptors in the Peripheral Nervous System, Pages 233-248, S.Z. Langer, M.L. Dubocovich
The Inhibitory Neurogenic Effects of N-N-di-n-Propyl Dopamine: a Vascular Dopamine Agonist, Pages 249-255, Jai D. Kohli, Jay J. Listinsky, Leon I. Goldberg
Action of Piribedil on Presynaptic Dopamine Receptors at Postganglionic Sympathetic Nerve Terminals, Pages 257-267, Michel Laubie, Henri Schmitt
Characteristics of Apomorphine Tachyphylaxis, Pages 269-280, B.S. Turowski, R.C. Turowski, P.N. Patil
Inhibitory Receptors on the Adrenergic Nerve Terminal, Pages 281-287, J.P. Long, D.B. Rusterholz, J.R. Flynn, J.G. Cannon
The Role of a Ca++ Dependent Protein Activator Purified from Brain in the Regulation of Dopamine Receptors, Pages 289-297, I. Hanbauer, J. Gamble, H.-Y.T. Yang, E. Costa
Evidence that Dopamine Receptors Mediate the Neurogenic Vasodilatation by Dopaminergic Agents, Pages 299-308, J.L. Willems, W.A. Buylaert, M.G. Bogaert
Role of Dopamine in the Modulation of Norepinephrine Release from the Rat Portal Vein, Pages 309-315, John T. Earnhardt, Thomas C. Westfall
Selective Prevention of Bethanechol-induced Decrements of Histofluorescence in Sympathetic Ganglia, Pages 317-328, R.W. Gardier, E.J. Tsevdos, A.O. Humbertson Jr., A.E. Langley
Renal Dopaminergic Mechanisms, Pages 331-343, Jean Louise Imbs, Mariette Schmidt, Jean Daniel Ehrhardt, Jean Schwartz
Effect of Dopamine on Renin Release from the Isolated Perfused Rat Kidney, Pages 345-356, K.G. Hofbauer, A. Konrads, K. Schwarz, U. Werner
Renal and Adrenal Dopamine Balance: Implications for the Role of Conjugated Dopamine, Pages 357-367, Th. Unger, N.T. Buu, O. Kuchel
L-γ-Glutamyl Dopamine, an Oral Dopamine Prodrug with Renal Selectivity, Pages 369-380, J.J. Kyncl, F.N. Minard, P.H. Jones
Regulation of Renal Function by Endogenous Dopamine, Pages 381-385, C. Bell
Studies on the Peripheral Cardiovascular Activity of Dopamine in the Rat, Pages 389-401, Joe R. Wardell Jr., Richard A. Hahn, James S. Stefankiewicz
Concluding Remarks, Pages 403-405, Leon I. Goldberg
Index, Pages 407-408