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Humberto Rafeiro,Natasha Samko,Stefan Samko tissue does not contain a significant store of the hormone (see ., 1943; ., 1957). The tissues which synthesise and release catecholamines do, however, contain a store of the amines, at least part of which is located in subcellular particles. Although some aspects of the release of catecholamines c

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Valery V. Volchkov,Vitaly V. Volchkove transmitters was created less than a decade ago. Nevertheless, this idea has aroused great interest and several review articles dealing with various aspects of the subject were previously published (., 1965; ., 1966a; . and ., 1967; ., 1968a, 1968b; ., 1969). However, there are recent developments