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Biochemische, funktionelle und morphologische Organveränderungen durch Beeinflussung des 5-Hydroxytryptamin-Stoffwechsels

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Überblickt man die stürmische Entwicklung, welche bei der Erforschung des 5-Hydroxytryptamins (5-HT) in den letzten Jahren eingesetzt hat, dann findet man als wesentlichste Ursache für das ungewöhnlich große Interesse an dieser Substanz die besonderen pharmakologischen Eigenschaften, das Vorkommen einer klinisch und pathologisch-anatomisch charakterisierten Stoffwechselstörung des 5-HT beim metastasierenden Carcinoid und nicht zuletzt die Möglichkeit, 5-HT in Körperflüssigkeiten und Geweben mit relativ einfachen Methoden exakt zu bestimmen. Auch die zur Zeit noch sehr umstrittenen Vorstellungen über die physiologische Bedeutung des 5-HT beruhen in der Hauptsache auf diesen drei Pfeilern: den pharmakologischen Eigenschaften, den klinischen Beobachtungen beim Carcinoidsyndrom und der Kenntnis des 5-HT-Gehaltes in verschiedenen Organen.

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Zbinden, G. (1960). Biochemische, funktionelle und morphologische Organveränderungen durch Beeinflussung des 5-Hydroxytryptamin-Stoffwechsels. In: Cohrs, P., et al. Ergebnisse der Allgemeinen Pathologie und Pathologischen Anatomie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-36743-8_4

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