Serotonin receptors. III. The role of salt formation.
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Biomedical subjects
D W WOOLLEY
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Failure of Escherichia coli to form thymine from 3-methylaspartic acid.
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Aspartic Acid↗
Serotonin receptors. II. Calcium transport by crude and purified receptor.
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Calcium↗
Bradykinin activity of some synthetic peptides with only slight structural resemblance to natural bradykinin.
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Bradykinin↗
3-Methylaspartic acid as a potent antimetabolite of aspartic acid in pyrimidine biosynthesis.
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Antimetabolites↗
Amine oxidase inhibitors. Introductory remarks.
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Amines↗
Highly potent antimetabolites of serotonin with little serotonin-like action.
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Antimetabolites↗
Tranquilizing and antiserotonin activity of nicotinamide.
Nicotinamide in large amounts antagonized the action of serotonin on smooth muscles in vitro and in vivo. It also tranquilized animals. The antagonism differed in some respects from that of an antimetabolite of serotonin.
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Specificity of peptides; new aspects of the specificity of peptides with vitamin and hormone action are described.
The data now at hand show that specificity among biologically active peptides is probably not as exquisite as might have been deduced from experiences with some of the water-soluble vitamins. It is plain that a given biological effect can be evoked by peptides which differ considerably. It is likewise plain that the effect cannot be evoked by a number of other peptides. There is apparently some specificity, but more is involved than that incorporated in the classical view.
Hormones↗
Displacement of serotonin from tissues by a specific antimetabolite.
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Antimetabolites↗
The revolution in pharmacology.
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Humans↗
Convenient method for assay in vivo of antimetabolites of serotonin.
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Antimetabolites↗
Serotonin in mental disorders.
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Biochemical Phenomena↗
Neurologic and psychiatric changes related to serotonin.
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Humans↗
Probable evolutionary relationship of serotonin and indoleacetic acid, and some practical consequences therefrom.
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Biological Evolution↗
Evidence for the participation of serotonin in mental processes.
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Central Nervous System↗
Synthesis and demonstration of antiserotonin activity of 1-benzyl-2-methyl-5-hydroxytryptamine (BAS-phenol).
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Antihypertensive Agents↗