Abstract
NORADRENALINE infused close arterially into the cat spleen at a rate of 0.625 µg/min, equivalent to the physiological rate of release of this transmitter when stimulating the splenic nerves at 10 impulses/sec, is mainly bound to nerve endings within the spleen1,2.
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Gillespie, J. S., and Kirpekar, S. M., J. Physiol., 178, 44 (1965).
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Gillespie, J. S., and Kirpekar, S. M., J. Physiol., 179, 46 (1965).
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Falck, B., Acta Physiol. Scand., 56 (Suppl.), 197 (1962).
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