STRIATAL D2 ACETYLCHOLINE INTERACTIONS - PET STUDIES OF THE VESAMICOL RECEPTOR
STRIATAL D2 ACETYLCHOLINE INTERACTIONS - PET STUDIES OF THE VESAMICOL RECEPTOR
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DOI:
10.1097/00001756-199309150-00006
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发表时间:
1993-09-30
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影响因子:
1.7
通讯作者:
WIDEN, L
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作者:
INGVAR, M;STONEELANDER, S;WIDEN, L
THE regional cerebral distribution of [F-18]NEFA, an aminobenzovesamicol (ABV), was studied in primates with PET. The binding was stereoselective and could be blocked but not displaced with vesamicol. The regional distribution pattern at late times, striatum > cortex > cerebellum, was corroborated by in vitro autoradiography using [H-3]ABV and is consistent with known patterns of cholinergic innervation. Pretreatment with sigma1 or D1 antagonists did not affect the striatal uptake, whereas D2 antagonists markedly augmented the uptake. This is consistent with the known induction of acetylcholine turnover in the striatum in response to D2-receptor blockade and demonstrates that the amount of [F-18]-(-)-NEFA incorporated was influenced by the cholinergic activity in the target neurones.