Neuroscience

Report focuses on sympathetic co-transmission in controlling CV diseases

Published in Proteomics Weekly, January 3rd, 2005

A recent report described the coordinated action of ATP and noradrenaline and their modulation by neuropeptide Y in human vascular neuroeffector junctions as sympathetic co-transmission.

According to the report from Chile, "The historical role of noradrenaline as the predominant sympathetic neurotransmitter in vascular neuroeffector junctions has matured to include ATP and the modulator action of neuropeptide Y (NPY).Numerous studies with isolated blood vessel rings demonstrate the presence of key enzymes responsible for the synthesis of ATP, noradrenaline and NPY, their co-storage, and their electrically evoked release from sympathetic perivascular nerve...

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Source: Proteomics Weekly (2005-01-03)

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