Titlebook: Current Aspects of the Neurosciences; Volume 1 Neville N. Osborne Textbook 1990Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1990 Alanin.brai

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Galanin in the Central Nervous System: A Review,esis of this peptide was reported shortly thereafter (Yajima .., 1985, 1986). A cDNA library and nucleotide sequence of different clones encoding the preproGAL-precursor has been demonstrated for porcine medullary GAL (Rokaeus and Brownstein, 1986). Recently cDNA libraries of GAL have been published

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Atrial Natriuretic Factors and the Central Nervous System: Receptors and Functions,ules have been shown to contain a natriuretic and diuretic factor (De Bold, 1982; Garcia ., 1982). This factor is the 126 arnino acid atrial natriuretic factor (ANF) propeptide, which, in its mature form, is a 28 amino acid circulating peptide in both rat and human (Cantin and Genest, 1985; De Bold,

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Trophic and Toxic Influences on Neurons,re of nervous system development in vertebrates, although its quantitative importance may vary according to species and anatomical location. It is thought that the adaptative significance of the so-called developmental neuronal death is to match the size of the pool of innervating neurons to the siz

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Factors Affecting Neurite Outgrowth in Cell Culture,en target tissue. Important factors are likely to include the expression of receptors for, and availability of, soluble neurotrophic factors such as nerve growth factor (NGF). In addition, the expression of receptors for extracellular matrix components and cell adhesion molecules is likely to direct

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Nervous System Infection with Human Immunodeficiency Virus: Biology and Pathogenesis,frequent complication of AIDS and related conditions caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) (Levy .., 1985). The most common neurological complication of AIDS is a subacute encephalitis caused by infection of the brain with HIV. At least 60% of patients with AIDS will eventually develop sy

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