Serotonin Rhythm in the Pineal Organ: Control by the Sympathetic Nervous System

Virginia M. Fiske

Science · 1964 · 53 citations · 4 references

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Abstract

The serotonin content of the pineal organ of the rat varies diurnally in relation to the photoperiod. When the sympathetic nerves to the pineal are interrupted by the removal of the superior cervical ganglia, no such fluctuation in the serotonin content of the pineal occurs.

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