doi: 10.1007/BF01922939.
Norepinephrine as principal catecholamine in a specific neurone of an invertebrate (Boophilus microplus: Acarina)
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Norepinephrine as principal catecholamine in a specific neurone of an invertebrate (Boophilus microplus: Acarina)
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Abstract
Norepinephrine has been identified as the principal catecholamine in individual neurons of the synganglion of an arthropod, the cattle tick Boophilus microplus. This suggests that norepinephrine may have a hitherto unsuspected major physiological role in at least one group of invertebrates.
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