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Noradrenalin- und Adrenalinkreis (Dopamin)

Vorkommen von Catecholaminen, hauptsächlich von Adrenalin, Noradrenalin und Dopamin im Tierreich

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Zusammenfassung

Catecholamine finden sich schon bei Protozoen und Invertebraten. Während bei den Vertebraten die Funktionen des Noradrenalins und Adrenalins einiger-maßen klargelegt sind, ist das bei Invertebraten weitgehend nicht der Fall. Das ist deshalb verständlich, weil bei Invertebraten von einem sympathischen Inner-vationssystem, wie es die Vertebraten von den poikilothermen bis zu den homoio-thermen Wirbeltieren in steigender Vollkommenheit besitzen, nicht die Rede sein kann. Zwischen dem, was bei Invertebraten (zu Unrecht) als „sympathisches System “bezeichnet wird, und dem sympathischen System der Vertebraten besteht keine Homologie. Es ist deshalb verständlich, daß die Interpretation von Catecholaminwirkungen bei Invertebraten schon rein terminologisch mit Schwierigkeiten verknüpft ist.

In diesem und in den folgenden Abschnitten werden, um Wiederholungen nach Möglichkeit zu vermeiden, die im Abschnitt über Acetylcholin gegebenen anatomisch-physiologischen Einführungen nur soweit ergänzt, als nach den speziellen Bedürfnissen des Abschnittes (z. B. sympathisches System und Nebennierenmark) im Abschnitt über die Catecholamine notwendig erscheint.

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Fischer, H. (1971). Noradrenalin- und Adrenalinkreis (Dopamin). In: Vergleichende Pharmakologie von Überträgersubstanzen in tiersystematischer Darstellung. Handbuch der experimentellen Pharmakologie / Handbook of Experimental Pharmacology, vol 26. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-65048-2_5

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