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Quantitation of noradrenaline fluorescence in the superior cervical ganglion of the rat and the effect of postganglionic axotomy

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Die mikrofluorimetrische Messung der spezifischen Katecholaminfluoreszenz von sympathischen Neuren im Ganglion cervicale superius der Ratte ergab eine reziproke Beziehung zwischen apparentem Noradrenalingehalt und Perikaryonvolumen. Der totale Katecholamingehalt der Neuren sowie die qualitativ erfasste Azetylcholinesterasektivität erschienen von der Zellgrösse unabhängig. Diese Beziehung war nach postganglionärer Axotomie verändert.

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  1. Research Laboratories of the Pharmaceuticals Division, CIBA-GEIGY Limited, CH-4002, Basel, Switzerland

    G. Krinke, K. Schnider & R. Hess

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Acknowledgment. The technical assistance of MissD. Häsler is gratefully acknowledged.

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Krinke, G., Schnider, K. & Hess, R. Quantitation of noradrenaline fluorescence in the superior cervical ganglion of the rat and the effect of postganglionic axotomy. Experientia 30, 37–38 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01921582

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