Pharmacology
University Nacional of Cordoba describes research in pharmacology
Published in Cardiovascular Week, August 27th, 2007
Data detailed in "Effect of beta-adrenoceptors on the behaviour induced by the neuropeptide glutamic acid isoleucine amide" have been presented. According to recent research from Santa Rosa, Argentina, "Excessive grooming behaviour is induced by intracerebroventricular injections of the neuropeptide glutamic acid isoleucine amide (neuropeptide-EI), via the activation of A-10 dopaminergic neurons and the noradrenergic system. Our object was to study the latter system involved in these behaviours, using male Wistar rats weighing 250-300 g with i.c.v. implants."
"The results show that all the adrenoceptor antagonists "per se" do not affect excessive grooming behaviour or...
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