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Advances in Dopamine Research

Proceedings of a Satellite Symposium to the 8th International Congress of Pharmacology, Okayama, Japan, July 1981

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Edited by:

M. KOHSAKA, T. SHOHMORI, ... G.N. WOODRUFF

Advances in Dopamine Research

Proceedings of a Satellite Symposium to the 8th International Congress of Pharmacology, Okayama, Japan, July 1981

Book1982

 

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M. KOHSAKA, T. SHOHMORI, ... G.N. WOODRUFF

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    Plenary Lecture on Dopamine Receptors

    G.N. Woodruff

    Pages 1-24

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    The Pharmacological Distinction between Central Pre- and Post-synaptic Dopamine Receptors: Implications for the Pathology and Therapy of Schizophrenia

    J. Lehmann and S.Z. Langer

    Pages 25-39

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    Peripheral Post-synaptic Dopamine (DA1) Receptors

    I. Goldberg and J.D. Kohli

    Pages 41-49

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    Two Dopamine Receptors in the Rabbit Sympathetic Ganglia

    T. Tosaka, H. Kobayashi, ... J. Tasaka

    Pages 51-59

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    Multiple Receptors for Dopamine (D2, D3, D4)

    P. Seeman and S. List

    Pages 61-70

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    Brain Dopamine Receptor: Multiple Binding Sites or Physiological Receptor Site

    P. Laduron

    Pages 71-82

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    Diurnal Changes and Aging Effects on Central Monoamine Metabolisms

    T. Morimasa, T. Doi, ... M. Kohsaka

    Pages 83-93

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    Effects of Isolation Induced Behavioral Abnormalities and Haloperidol on Homovanillic Acid Levels in Individual Dopaminergic Neuron Systems of Rat Brain

    H. Uchimura, T. Matsumoto, ... T. Nakahara

    Pages 95-106

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    Studies on Tyrosine Hydroxylase in Dopaminergic Nerve Terminals including Mesolimbic and Mesocortical Areas

    M. Toru, T. Nishikawa, ... N. Mataga

    Pages 107-121

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    Effects of Antipsychotic Drugs on Regional Cyclic AMP Levels in the Rat Brain

    K. Kobayashi, T. Shohmori and M. Kohsaka

    Pages 123-130

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    Stimulatory Effect of Dopamine on Na,K-ATPase in the Central Nervous System

    Y. Tsukada and K. Akagawa

    Pages 131-142

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    Functional Heterogeneity of Multiple Dopamine Receptors during Six Months' Treatment with Distinct Classes of Neuroleptic Drugs

    J.L. Waddington, A.J. Cross, ... R.C. Bourne

    Pages 143-146

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    Preferential Labelling of Adenylate Cyclase Coupled Dopamine Receptors with Thioxanthene Neuroleptics

    J. Hyttel

    Pages 147-152

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    Synthesis of Phenothiazine Derivatives with Photoaffinity Label and Interaction with Dopamine Binding Sites

    D.B. Wildenauer and B. Zeeb

    Pages 153-156

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    Characteristics of Vascular Dopamine Receptors in Isolated Rabbit Arteries

    O.-E. Brodde

    Pages 157-164

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    Dopamine and Dopamine Receptors in the Gut: Their Possible Role in Duodenal Ulceration

    S. Szabo, A.W. Sandrock, ... A. Blyzniuk

    Pages 165-170

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    The Possible Role of Central Adrenaline Containing Neurons in the Action of Dopaminergic Drugs

    M.I.K. Fekete, B. Kanyicska, ... A. Simonyi

    Pages 171-177

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    Stereochemistry of Dopamine Receptor Agonists

    J.D. McDermed and H.S. Freeman

    Pages 179-187

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    Indole-derived Fragments of Ergot Alkaloids as Dopamine Congeners

    J.G. Cannon, J.P. Long and B.J. Demopoulos

    Pages 189-199

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    The Involvement of the Superior Colliculus and Midbrain Reticular Formation in the Expression of Circling Behaviour

    C. Reavill, P.N. Leigh, ... C.D. Marsden

    Pages 201-217

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    Dopamine Synaptic Mechanisms Reflected in Studies Combining Behavioural Recordings and Brain Dialysis

    U. Ungerstedt, M. Herrera-Marschitz, ... T. Zetterström

    Pages 219-231

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    The Role of Dopamine in the Kidney

    J. Schwartz, J.L. Imbs, ... B. Rouot

    Pages 233-241

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    Dopamine Release from Left and Right Caudate of the Rat Measured by in vivo Electrochemical Electrodes

    C.R. Freed and M.E. Morgan

    Pages 243-248

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    Dopamine in the Rat Locus Coeruleus: Why?

    A. McRae-Degueurce and H. Milon

    Pages 249-252

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    Acute and Chronic Effects of Haloperidol on Dopamine Fluorescence in the Median Eminence and on Plasma Prolactin Prolactin Levels in Rát

    H. Kojima, T. Tsutsumi, ... S. Yamazaki

    Pages 253-258

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    Localization of Dopamine in the Rat Prolactin Cell — a Fluorescence and Immunoelectron Microscopical Study

    K. Ajika, K. Arai and S. Okinaga

    Pages 259-265

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    Identification of the Recognition Binding Subunit of the Dopamine Receptor in Human Brain

    C. Tanaka, T. Kuno and Y. Mizoi

    Pages 267-272

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    Modulation of the Stimulation-Evoked Release of 3H-Dopamine Through Activation of Dopamine Autoreceptors of the D-2 Subtype in the Isolated Rabbit Retina

    M.L. Dubocovich and N. Weiner

    Pages 273-278

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    Dopaminergic Cells and their Possible Role in the Fish Retina

    K. Negishi, S. Kato and T. Teranishi

    Pages 279-284

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    The Regulation of Tyrosine Hydroxylase Activity by Phosphorylation

    M.A. Lazar and J.D. Barchas

    Pages 285-290

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    (−)2,10,11-Trihydroxy-N-n-Propylnoraporphine (TNPA) — a Novel Dopaminergic Aporphine Alkaloid with Anticonvulsant Activity

    J.L. Neumeyer, S.J. Law, ... G. Anlezark

    Pages 291-296

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    Neuroanatomy of Central Dopamine Pathways: Review of Recent Progress

    O. Lindvall and A. Björklund

    Pages 297-311

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    Neuroendocrinology of Dopamine and Noradrenaline Systems in Early Development

    W. Lichtensteiger, M. Schlumpf, ... U. Otten

    Pages 313-325

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    The Dopamine Receptor in the Intermediate Lobe of the Rat Pituitary Gland

    M. Munemura, T. Cote, ... K. Tsuruta

    Pages 327-340

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    Dopamine and Neuron Activity in the Meso-telencephalic System — An Electrophysiological Study

    S. Takaori, M. Sasa, ... S. Fujimoto

    Pages 341-355

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    Inhibition of R-(−)-Apomorphine-induced Stereotypic Cage-climbing Behavior in Mice by S-(+)-Apomorphine

    W.H. Riffee, R.E. Wilcox, ... A. Brubaker

    Pages 357-362

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    Influence of Some Dopaminoceptor Agonists on Pentobarbitone Sleep in Young Chicks

    C. Wambebe and G. Osuide

    Pages 363-367

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    Two Dopamine Binding Sites in the Canine Caudate Nucleus and their Biochemical and Pharmacological Role

    H. Maeno, K. Nishikori, ... S. Iwanami

    Pages 369-376

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    Evidence for the Existence of a Dopaminergic Innervation of the Rat and Human Hippocampal Formation

    B. Scatton, A.D. Ambrosio, ... M.Le. Moal

    Pages 377-382

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    Autoregulation of Dopamine Synthesis in Striatal Nerve Endings

    G. Maura and M. Raiteri

    Pages 383-394

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    On the Role of Mesencephalic Reticular Formation and Superior Colliculus in the Expression of Dopaminergic Behavioural Syndromes

    G. Di Chiara, M. Morelli, ... M.L. Porceddu

    Pages 395-412

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    Reduction in Spontaneous Locomotor Activity by Purported Dopamine Agonists: an Analysis of the Site and Mechanism of Action

    A.J. Bradbury, B. Costall, ... R.J. Naylor

    Pages 413-424

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    SUBJECT INDEX

    Pages 425-428

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Advances in Dopamine Research documents the proceedings of a satellite symposium to the 8th International Congress of Pharmacology held in Okayama, Japan, July 1981. The importance of dopamine in brain function is reflected in this volume book by the chapters on the neurochemical, behavioral, neuroanatomical, and electrophysiological aspects of dopamine in the central nervous system. Dopamine receptor agonists and antagonists enjoy widespread use in the treatment of various brain disorders. A comprehensive account of research on the actions and mechanisms of action of drugs which affect central dopaminergic pathways is included in this volume. Also presented are accounts of the importance of dopamine and dopamine receptors in the periphery. It is hoped that this volume will be of interest to neuroscientists and pharmacologists, and indeed to all who are interested in clinical and scientific aspects of dopamine and other neurotransmitters.

Advances in Dopamine Research documents the proceedings of a satellite symposium to the 8th International Congress of Pharmacology held in Okayama, Japan, July 1981. The importance of dopamine in brain function is reflected in this volume book by the chapters on the neurochemical, behavioral, neuroanatomical, and electrophysiological aspects of dopamine in the central nervous system. Dopamine receptor agonists and antagonists enjoy widespread use in the treatment of various brain disorders. A comprehensive account of research on the actions and mechanisms of action of drugs which affect central dopaminergic pathways is included in this volume. Also presented are accounts of the importance of dopamine and dopamine receptors in the periphery. It is hoped that this volume will be of interest to neuroscientists and pharmacologists, and indeed to all who are interested in clinical and scientific aspects of dopamine and other neurotransmitters.

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978-0-08-027391-4

Language

English

Published

1982

Copyright

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Pergamon

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Editors

M. KOHSAKA

Okayama University Medical School, Japan

T. SHOHMORI

Okayama University Medical School, Japan

Y. TSUKADA

Keio University School of Medicine, Japan

G.N. WOODRUFF

University of Southampton, England