Factors Affecting the Binding and Synthesis of Acetylcholine.
Feldberg and Schilf (18) have given the name 'Gewebshormone' to pharmacologically active substances which are formed unspecifically by a number of organs and whose normal metabolic action seems to be a local one although they are capable of acting on organs some distance from their site of...
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McGill University
1958
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| Summary: | Feldberg and Schilf (18) have given the name 'Gewebshormone' to pharmacologically active substances which are formed unspecifically by a number of organs and whose normal metabolic action seems to be a local one although they are capable of acting on organs some distance from their site of formation. Acetylcholine and histamine are two such substances. |
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