Lack of CB1 receptors increases noradrenaline release in vas deferens without affecting atrial noradrenaline release or cortical acetylcholine release.
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Evidence that the plant cannabinoid Delta9-tetrahydrocannabivarin is a cannabinoid CB1 and CB2 receptor antagonistUrethane, but not pentobarbitone, attenuates presynaptic receptor function in rats: a contribution to the choice of anaesthetic.Cannabinoid CB1 receptor activation, pharmacological blockade, or genetic ablation affects the function of the muscarinic auto- and heteroreceptor.
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Lack of CB1 receptors increases noradrenaline release in vas deferens without affecting atrial noradrenaline release or cortical acetylcholine release.
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Lack of CB1 receptors increase ...... ortical acetylcholine release.
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Lack of CB1 receptors increase ...... ortical acetylcholine release.
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Lack of CB1 receptors increase ...... ortical acetylcholine release.
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Lack of CB1 receptors increase ...... ortical acetylcholine release.
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Agnes Redmer
Andre Werner
Eberhard Schlicker
Markus Kathmann
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10.1038/SJ.BJP.0705449
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2003-08-11T00:00:00Z