Multiple serotonin receptors: regional distribution and effect of Raphe lesions.
Multiple serotonin receptors: regional distribution and effect of Raphe lesions.
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多种血清素受体:中缝病变的区域分布和影响。
DOI:
10.1016/0014-2999(81)90103-5
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发表时间:
1981
影响因子:
5
通讯作者:
Sanders-Bush,E
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作者:
Blackshear,MA;Steranka,LR;Sanders-Bush,E
These studies confirm and extend the recent work suggesting that [3H]lysergic acid dielhylamide (LSD) labels two distinct binding sites in rat brain resembling serotonin (5HT) receptors. Although Scatchard analyses of [3H]LSD binding to membranes prepared from cortex/hippocampus were linear, the heterogeneity of the [3H]LSD binding sites was clearly demonstrated in displacement studies. The displacement curves for both 5HT and spiperone were bisigmoidal with the concentration required to saturate the high affinity components nearly 3 orders of magnitude lower than the concentrations necessary to saturate the low affinity components. Additivity studies suggested that the sites with high affinity for 5HT and spiperone are different, independent sites. These sites are referred to as 5HT1and 5HT2, respectively. Regional analyses showed, that in the frontal cortex, the density of the 5HT2site was slightly greater than the 5HT1site, whereas the 5HT1, site was predominant in all other brain areas, including the spinal cord. The pharmacological properties of the two sites have features in common with 5HT receptors; however, electrolytic lesions of the midbrain raphe nuclei did not change the densities or binding constants of the two apparent 5HT receptor subtypes, even though the number of high affinity 5HT uptake sites was markedly reduced.