-
produced by the
hydrolysis of proteins. The term is
somewhat archaic. A
peptidergic agent (or drug) is a
chemical which functions to
directly modulate the...
- However, this is not the case in rodents.
Peptidergic neuron-like
cells In some species, neuronal-like
peptidergic cells are present.
These cells might have...
- Additionally, Ctenop**** and
Placozoa neural signaling is
entirely peptidergic and
lacks the
major amine neurotransmitters such as acetylcholine, dopamine...
- and two
types of
nociceptors are formed. They are
classified as
either peptidergic or
nonpeptidergic nociceptors, each of
which express a
distinct repertoire...
- very
different areas. Non-
peptidergic C
fibers are
linked to the skin,
where they
innervate the
epidermis while peptidergic C
fibers innervate other tissues...
-
stomach are
stimulated to
release histamine.
Vagal stimulation of the
peptidergic neurons,
occurring simultaneously,
leads to the
release of gastrin-releasing-peptide...
- grim-led
programmed cell
death for the
establishment of corazonin-producing
peptidergic nervous system during embryogenesis and
metamorphosis in
Drosophila melanogaster"...
- psychologytoday.com.
Machado RB,
Suchecki D (2016). "Neuroendocrine and
Peptidergic Regulation of Stress-Induced REM
Sleep Rebound".
Frontiers in Endocrinology...
-
years ago,
during the
Tonian period.
Predecessors of
neurons were the
peptidergic secretory cells. They
eventually gained new gene
modules which, enabled...
-
homeostasis circuits which are
mediated by a
large number of monoaminoergic,
peptidergic (use of
hormones as neurotransmitters), and
endocannabinoid signals that...
