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Das Gehirn Renin-Angiotensin System: Ein Modell für die Synthese von Peptiden im Gehirn

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Die Synthese, Speicherung und Ausschüttung von Peptiden durch Nervenzellen ist bekannt seit der Erforschung eines Vorgangs, der mit “Neu- rosekretion” bezeichnet wird (1): Neurone, die im Hypothalamus ihren Ausgangspunkt haben, erreichen mit ihren Axonen den Hypophysenhinterlappen und bewirken, daß von hier aus Peptid-Hormone (Antidiuretisches Hormon (ADH) und Oxytozin) in den Blutkreislauf freigesetzt werden. Im Hypophysenvorderlappen werden die sezernierten Hormone lokal gebildet. Hier greifen im Hypothalamus gebildete Peptide (“releasing- und in-hibiting factors”) regulierend in die Ausschüttung der Peptidhormone ein.

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Ungar, T., Speck, G., Ganten, D. (1980). Das Gehirn Renin-Angiotensin System: Ein Modell für die Synthese von Peptiden im Gehirn. In: Schiffter, R. (eds) Zentral-vegetative Regulationen und Syndrome. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-67524-9_7

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