Cardiovascular and renal actions of dopamine : proceedings of the IVth International Conference on Peripheral Dopamine held in Porto, Portugal on 18-20 June 1992
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Cardiovascular and renal actions of dopamine : proceedings of the IVth International Conference on Peripheral Dopamine held in Porto, Portugal on 18-20 June 1992
（Advances in the biosciences, v. 88）
Pergamon Press, c1993
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In recent years, significant advances have been made in research in the field of the peripheral actions of dopamine, namely on its importance in the development and maintenance of some pathological conditions. This volume offers a review of the current knowledge on the peripheral actions of dopamine; the role of renal dopamine in water and electrolyte homeostasis; and the relevance of peripheral dopaminergic mechanisms in the development and maintenance of some cardiovascular and renal disorders. It confronts both basic scientists and clinicians with important questions for the future. The main topics under discussion concern the sources, metabolism and fate of endogenous dopamine; dopamine receptors, their molecular biology and transduction pathways; localization and involvement in the control of sympathatic activity; dopamine, blood pressure and sodium homeostasis; and finally on the utilization of dopamine receptor agonists and dopamine prodrugs in cardiovascular and renal diseases.
目次
- Involvement of endogenous dopamine in control of renal function, C. Bell
- the intestinal mucosa as a source of dopamine, A.M. Bertorello et al
- sequential involvement of monoamine oxidase and catechol-O-methyltransferase in the metabolism of newly-formed dopamine in rat renal tissues, M.H. Fernandes and P. Soares-da-Silva
- regulation of transcellular transport by dopamine production in the proximal tubule, A.D. Baines et al
- studies on the tubular cell outward dopamine transporter in the rat kidney, P. Soares-da-Silva and M. Pestana
- molecular biology of dopamine receptors - an overview, P.A. Jose et al
- pharmacological studies of dopamine receptors in cultured renal cells, D.P. Healy et al
- signal transduction in the action of dopamine in rat renal tubules, Takeo Satoh et al
- anatomical localization of dopamine DA1 receptors in the human kidney - a light microscope autoradiographic study, F. Amenta et al
- a role for intrarenal dopamine in sodium homeostasis in hypertension?, D.F. Schoors and A. G. Dupont
- a molecular approach to the study of renal dopamine receptors in hypertension, R.A. Felder et al
- presence of dopaminergic DA2 binding sites in pheochromocytoma, R. Lanzilotti et al
- further studies on gludopa in man - the effect of the monoamine oxidase inhibitor selegiline, S. Freestone et al
- renal metabolism of catecholamines in response to increased dietary phosphate intake, G.M. Tyce et al
- peripheral dopamine, its precursors and metabolites in human ageing, O. Kuchel
- evaluation of the dopamine synthetizing systems in the rat digestive tract, M.A. Vieira-Coelho and P. Soares-da-Silva
- dopamine effects in Dahl salt-sensitive rats, A. Aperia et al
- loss of dopamine D2 receptors in the denervated rat kidney, A. Rossodivita et al
- dopamine released from nerve endings activates presynaptic dopamine receptors in the human uterine artery, T.R.A. Macedo et al
- role of dopamine 1 and dopamine 2 receptors in the regulation of sodium excretion, A.-C. Ekloef et al
- renal formation and cellular transport of dopamine in the nitric oxide-deprived hypertensive rat, P. Soares-da-Silva et al
- effect of epinine on systemic hemodynamics and regional blood flows in conscious pigs, L.J. van Workens et al
- rapid break-down of dopamine in pig plasma, F. Boomsma et al
- pharmacokinetics and -dynamics of ibopamine in autonomic failure, A.H. van der Meiracker et al.
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