Effects of amphetamine, tyramine, and protriptyline on reserpine-resistant amine-concentrating mechanisms of adrenergic nerves
Journal of Pharmacy and PharmacologyPublished 1 April 1966
Arvid Carlsson, Bertil Waldeck
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Tyramine, and particularly amphetamine, have been found to release extragranular 3H-noradrenaline under conditions where a large dose of an efficient “membrane pump”-blocking agent was found to be more or less inactive.
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A Carlsson, B Waldeck; Effects of amphetamine, tyramine, and protriptyline on reserpine-resistant amine-concentrating mechanisms of adrenergic nerves, Jour
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MedicineNeuroscience