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Depolarizing stimuli induce high levels of dopamine synthesis in fetal rat sensory neurons.

Neuroreport - 29 Dec 1995

Hertzberg T, Brosenitsch T, Katz D M

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To investigate the role of activity-dependent mechanisms in sensory transmitter development, we examined the effect of depolarizing stimuli on tyrosine hydroxylase expression and dopamine synthesis in cells of the fetal rat petrosal ganglion, a model of catecholaminergic sensory neurons. Although dopaminergic traits are normally detectable in only 10-20% of ganglion neurones, exposure to depolarizing...

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