[PDF][PDF] Neuropeptide Y and sympathetic neurotransmission
JM Lundberg, A Franco-Cereceda, JS Lacroix… - Ann NY Acad …, 1990 - academia.edu
JM Lundberg, A Franco-Cereceda, JS Lacroix, J Pernow
Ann NY Acad Sci, 1990•academia.eduNeuropeptide Y (NPY) is a peptide with 36-amino acid residues which was oiginally isolated
from the porcine brain'and probably represents the earlier described neuronal pancreatic
polypeptide-like immunoreactivity. 2 A major portion of the NPY-immunoreactive nerves in
peripheral organs represents classical sympathetic fibres where NPY co-exists with
noradrenaline (NA). NPY is thus present in perivascular sympathetic fibres as well as in the
noradrenergic nerves to the muscle of the heart, spleen. and vas deferens.
from the porcine brain'and probably represents the earlier described neuronal pancreatic
polypeptide-like immunoreactivity. 2 A major portion of the NPY-immunoreactive nerves in
peripheral organs represents classical sympathetic fibres where NPY co-exists with
noradrenaline (NA). NPY is thus present in perivascular sympathetic fibres as well as in the
noradrenergic nerves to the muscle of the heart, spleen. and vas deferens.
Neuropeptide Y (NPY) is a peptide with 36-amino acid residues which was oiginally isolated from the porcine brain'and probably represents the earlier described neuronal pancreatic polypeptide-like immunoreactivity. 2 A major portion of the NPY-immunoreactive nerves in peripheral organs represents classical sympathetic fibres where NPY co-exists with noradrenaline (NA). NPY is thus present in perivascular sympathetic fibres as well as in the noradrenergic nerves to the muscle of the heart, spleen. and vas deferens.
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