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Observations on the 5-hydroxytryptamine (Enteramine) release caused by reserpine in the rat

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Bei ausreichender Dosierung ist Reserpin imstande, eine praktisch vollkommene Freisetzung des 5-Oxytryptamins (5-OT) aus den Blutplättchen und der Milz zu verursachen und eine partielle Freisetzung aus der Magen-Darmschleimhaut und dem Gehirn. Die Ausgangswerte werden dann nur langsam erreicht. 5-OT exogener Herkunft hindert die reserpinbedingte Ausschüttung des endogenen 5-OT.

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Erspamer, V. Observations on the 5-hydroxytryptamine (Enteramine) release caused by reserpine in the rat. Experientia 12, 63–64 (1956). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02164679

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