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Norepinephrine: Its presence in the central nervous system of the bivalve mollusc, <i>Mytilus edulis</i>
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NeurotransmitterAnatomySensory SystemsIntegrative PhysiologySpecific ActionsNeuroendocrine MechanismMussel Mytilus EdulisHealth SciencesSpectroflurometric MethodsNeurotransmitter ReceptorsNeuropharmacologyNervous SystemNeuromuscular PhysiologyBiologyNeurophysiologyNeuroanatomyPhysiologyNeuroscienceCentral Nervous SystemBivalve MolluscMedicineMammalian Motor System
Abstract The present study demonstrates the existence of norepinephrine in the ganglia of the mussel Mytilus edulis. The identification of this catecholamine is based on the specificity of the radioenzymatic and spectroflurometric methods of analysis and by the specific actions of FLA‐63. Key words: norepinephrine, radioenzymatic, FLA‐63‐DOPS, invertebrate nervous tissue.
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