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peptidergic

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peptidergic /pep·ti·der·gic/ (pep″tĭ-der´jik) of or pertaining to neurons that secrete peptide hormones.
pep·ti·der·gic (ppt-dûrjk)
adj.
Of or being nerve cells or fibers that may use small peptide molecules as their neurotransmitters.

peptidergic
[pep′tidur′jik]
using small peptides as neurotransmitters.

peptidergic [pep″tĭ-der´jik]
of or pertaining to neurons that secrete peptide hormones.

peptidergic
of or pertaining to neurons that secrete peptide hormones.

peptidergic neurons
a group of enteric interneurons which contain peptides; the peptides include enkephalins and somatostatins.


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In addition to these studies, Brewer and colleagues clarified changes in peptidergic transmitter systems at spinal and supraspinal levels following excitotoxic SCI [38,93-95].
ABSTRACT Serotonin immunoreactive neuroendocrine cells and peptidergic nerves (NPY and VIP) could have a role in prostate growth and function.
Immunocytochemical demonstrations of peptidergic cells in the pond snail Lymnaea stagnalis with an antiserum to the molluscan cardioactive tetrapeptide FMRF-amide.
 
 
 
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