FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2056578819> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2056578819 endingPage "887" @default.
• W2056578819 startingPage "875" @default.
• W2056578819 abstract "Previous studies have focused on the role of the central nucleus of the amygdala (CeA) in cardiovascular and other amygdaloid functions. The combined retrograde tracing/immuno-histochemical method was used to test for the presence of enkephalin, neurotensin, neuropeptide Y, and catecholamine neurons within the nucleus of the solitary tract that send efferents to the CeA. After injections of retrograde tracer into the CeA, retrogradely labeled neurons were observed within the caudal, medial nucleus of the solitary tract. Most CeA-projecting neurons were located ipsilaterally within the medial nucleus of the solitary tract at the level of the area postrema. Retrogradely labeled enkephalin- and neurotensin-immunoreactive neurons were found within the medial nucleus of the solitary tract at this level, while retrogradely labeled neuropeptide Y-immunoreactive neurons were found within the medial nucleus of the solitary tract rostral to the area postrema. About 60–74% of CeA-projecting cells were also immunoreactive for tyrosine hydroxylase. Approximately 9% of retrogradely neurons were phenylethanolamine-N-methyltransferase immunoreactive. The results provide evidence that within the nucleus of the solitary tract, peptidergic CeA-projecting neurons have a topographic distribution. In addition, noradrenergic neurons within the A2 group, rather than adrenergic neurons of the C2 group, provide the bulk of catecholaminergic input to the CeA from the nucleus of the solitary tract. Cell counts indicate that each of these peptides may be colocalized (to varying extents) within catecholamine-producing neurons. Also the Catecholaminergic and enkephalinergic contribution to the ascending pathway from the nucleus of the solitary tract to the CeA distinguishes it neurochemically from the descending pathway. Thus, although there are afferent and efferent connections between the nucleus of the solitary tract and CeA, their peptidergic/neurotransmitter connections are not necessarily reciprocal. Input from nucleus of the solitary tract peptidergic and catecholaminergic neurons to the CeA may be important in the etiology of a number of pathophysiological conditions including hypertension, gastric ulcers, and schizophrenia." @default.
• W2056578819 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2056578819 creator A5023017793 @default.
• W2056578819 creator A5050915253 @default.
• W2056578819 date "1990-12-01" @default.
• W2056578819 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
• W2056578819 title "Organization of peptidergic and catecholaminergic efferents from the nucleus of the solitary tract to the rat amygdala" @default.
• W2056578819 cites W1538959478 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W1738778520 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W1765750524 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W1965913971 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W1965944433 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W1966305305 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W1967026217 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W1969280290 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W1971586727 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W1975961987 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W1982070204 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W1983194083 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W1985187234 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W1988754907 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W1989701770 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W1994822246 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W1996762746 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W1998003659 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2001765708 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2004224352 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2006572247 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2007804882 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2008330001 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2009001206 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2009855911 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2010636783 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2012443772 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2018367299 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2018481718 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2023102423 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2023183807 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2023605292 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2024689361 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2029035945 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2031492121 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2031495879 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2031536220 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2033467487 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2035433051 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2036750438 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2037994619 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2039240837 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2040226716 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2042769334 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2043706707 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2044258305 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2045296126 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2046628195 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2047466255 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2048712131 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2051361832 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2053852172 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2054628792 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2055211686 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2056244488 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2057618714 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2060360492 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2062258113 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2063433285 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2065424286 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2065599351 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2068362233 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2068364218 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2068687434 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2070308987 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2070646511 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2073090055 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2074778544 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2076340827 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2079096794 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2080629860 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2082541938 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2085509140 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2093609306 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2093917614 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2114814559 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2128823555 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2140285237 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2145128242 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2154254956 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2414963131 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W2418980952 @default.
• W2056578819 cites W4243489018 @default.
• W2056578819 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/0361-9230(90)90183-z" @default.
• W2056578819 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1981174" @default.
• W2056578819 hasPublicationYear "1990" @default.
• W2056578819 type Work @default.
• W2056578819 sameAs 2056578819 @default.
• W2056578819 citedByCount "126" @default.
• W2056578819 countsByYear W20565788192012 @default.
• W2056578819 countsByYear W20565788192013 @default.

• next