Circumventricular Organs and Brain Fluid Environment

Name: Circumventricular Organs and Brain Fluid Environment
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Armin Ermisch Rainer Landgraf Hans-Joachim Ruhle(Herausgeber*in)

Elsevier (Verlag)

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Erschienen am 4. August 1992

483 Seiten

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Front Cover
Circumventricular Organs and Brain Fluid Environment: Molecular and Functional Aspects
Copyright Page
Contents
List of Contributors
Preface
Acknowledgements
Section I: Microenvironment of the Brain: Blood . Interstitial Fluid . CSF
Chapter 1. A role for centrally-released vasopressin in brain ion and volume regulation: a hypothesis
Chapter 2. Neuronal plasticity depending on a glycoprotein synthesized in goldfish leptomeninx
Chapter 3. Goldfish ependymins: cerebrospinal fluid proteins of meningeal origin
Chapter 4. Effect of central administration of angiotensin II on cerebrospinal fluid formation in rabbits
Chapter 5. Adrenalectomy aggravates ischemic brain edema in female Sprague-Dawley rats with carotid arteries ligated
Chapter 6. Central release of vasopressin: stimuli, dynamics, consequences
Chapter 7. Pregnancy and opioid interactions with the anterior peri-third ventricular input to magnocellular oxytocin neurones
Chapter 8. Endogenous opioids regulate intracerebral oxytocin release during parturition in a region-specific manner
Chapter 9. Evidence against participation of V2 receptors in the increase of cerebral blood flow during hypoxemia in the rat
Chapter 10. ANF-induced modulation of ADH-release in the rabbit and Pekin duck
Chapter 11. Vasopressin involvement in central control of blood pressure
Chapter 12. Neuropeptides within the nucleus tractus solitarii modulate the central cardiovascular control process
Chapter 13. Disturbances of volume regulation in chronic alcoholics: a correlation with the excitability of the central nervous system
Chapter 14. Chromatographically identified oxytocin in the human peripheral nervous system
Chapter 15. Central effects of tricyclic compounds on the endocrine system . an in vitro study
Section II: Barriers within the Brain: Transport . Exchange
Chapter 16. Intracerebral grafting of solid tissues and cell suspensions: the blood-brain barrier and host immune response
Chapter 17. Blood-brain barrier: a molecular approach to its structural and functional characterization
Chapter 18. Development of an in vitro cell culture system to mimic the blood-brain barrier
Chapter 19. The development of ion regulation at the blood-brain barrier
Chapter 20. An approach to study of transport of trace metals at the blood-brain barrier
Chapter 21. Bidirectional passage of peptides across the blood-brain barrier
Chapter 22. Localization patterns for immunoglobulins and albumins in the brain suggest diverse mechanisms for their transport across the blood-brain barrier (BBB)
Chapter 23. Peptide receptors of the blood-brain barrier and substrate transport into the brain
Chapter 24. The interaction of some centrally active drugs with the blood-brain barrier and circumventricular organs
Chapter 25. Experimental models of altering the blood-brain barrier
Chapter 26. Regulation of transendothelial transport in the cerebral microvessels: the role of second messengers-generating systems
Chapter 27. Age-related pathophysiology of the blood-brain barrier in heat stress
Chapter 28. Release of endogenous neurochemicals may increase vascular permeability, induce edema and influence cell changes in trauma to the spinal cord
Chapter 29. Tracer uptake by circumventricular organs . a relative measure of blood supply to the brain
Chapter 30. Density of perfused capillaries in living human brain during functional activation
Section III: Circumventricular Organs: Receptors and Effectors
Chapter 31. Circumventricular organ capillaries
Chapter 32. Signals indicative of metabolic change in circumventricular organs
Chapter 33. Somatostatin-binding sites on structures of circumventricular organs1
Chapter 34. Atrial natriuretic factor in the subfornical organ and the organum vasculosum laminae terminalis
Chapter 35. Neurotransmitters and receptors in the subfornical organ. Immunohistochemical and electrophysiological evidence
Chapter 36. Steroid hormones and circumventricular organs
Chapter 37. Choroid plexus, ependyma and arachnoidea express receptors for vitamin D: differences between "seasonal" and "non-seasonal" breeders
Chapter 38. Receptor and effector mechanisms in the pineal organ
Chapter 39. Cytochemistry of CSF-contacting neurons and pinealocytes
Chapter 40. Comparative ultrastructure and opsin immunocytochemistry of the retina and pineal organ in fish
Chapter 41. Circadian rhythm and pharmacologic regulation of the monodeiodination of 3,3' ,5,5 ' -tetraiodothyronine in the pineal gland
Chapter 42. Response of CFU-GM (colony forming units for granulocytes and macrophages) from intact and pinealectomized rat bone marrow to murine recombinant interleukin-3 (rII-3), recombinant granulocyte-macrophage colony stimulating factor (rGM-CSF) and hBOOKMARK
Chapter 43. Immunocytochemical demonstration of serotonin immunoreactive cerebrospinal fluid-contacting neurons in the paraventricular organ of pigeons and domestic chickens
Chapter 44. The bovine subcommissural organ: cytochemical and immunochemical characterization of the secretory process
Chapter 45. Developmental neuron-glia interactions: role of serotonin innervation upon the differentiation of the ependymocytes of the rat subcommissural organ
Chapter 46. Development of the median eminence during ontogenesis (morpho- functional aspects)
Chapter 47. Neuro-hemal and neuro-glial specificities in the neural lobe of the pituitary gland
Chapter 48. Non-vasopressinergic, non-oxytocinergic neuropeptides in the rat hygothalamo-neurohypophyseal tract: experimental immunohistochemical studies
Chapter 49. Drug metabolizing enzymes in the rat pituitary gland
Section IV: Circumventricular Organs and Brain Fluids: Systemic and Behavioral Aspects
Chapter 50. Integrative mechanisms and the maintenance of cardiovascular and body fluid homeostasis: the central processing of sensory input derived from the circumventricular organs of the lamina terminalis
Chapter 51. Efferent neural pathways of the lamina terminalis subserving osmoregulation
Chapter 52. The role of OVLT in fever and antipyresis
Chapter 53. Role of the OVLT in the febrile response to circulating pyrogens
Chapter 54. Neurophysiological analysis of mechanisms for subfornical organ and area postrema involvement in autonomic control
Chapter 55. Functional hypothalamic angiotensin II and catecholamine receptor systems inside and outside the blood-brain barrier
Chapter 56. Progressive increases of protein synthesis in the circumventricular organs during chronic dehydration in rats
Chapter 57. Aspects of normal cerebrospinal fluid circulation and circumventricular organs
Chapter 58. Effects of vasoactive intestinal polypeptide on choroid plexus blood flow and cerebrospinal fluid production
Chapter 59. Effect of arginine vasopressin on blood vessels of the perfused choroid plexus of the sheep
Chapter 60. Neuropeptides in the cerebrospinal fluid and regulation of behavior
Chapter 61. Neurohypophyseal hormone receptors: relation to behavior
Chapter 62. The human hypothalamus in development, sexual differentiation, aging and Alzheimer's disease
Subject Index

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