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Sulfatides As Opiate Receptors: An Evaluation Of The Opiate Binding Potential Of Sulfogalactosylgylcerolipid, Darby Geoghegan Hand
Sulfatides As Opiate Receptors: An Evaluation Of The Opiate Binding Potential Of Sulfogalactosylgylcerolipid, Darby Geoghegan Hand
Chemistry & Biochemistry Theses & Dissertations
Cerebroside sulfate (CS) has recently been shown to bind opiate drugs in a pharmacologically relevent manner and therefore satisfy the structural requirements of an opiate receptor. Seminolipid (SGG), a novel sulfated galactosyl. glycerolipid that has been isolated from the testes of a variety of mammals, may be viewed as a structural analog of CS. In view of this structural similarity, it is reasonable to presume that SGG may also bind opiate drugs. The isolation of SGG from boar testes was accomplished using silica gel dry column chromotography with a chloroform: methanol water solvent system. The structure and purity of the …
Stress, Neurotransmitters And Avoidance Acquisition, Daniel Leo Richardson
Stress, Neurotransmitters And Avoidance Acquisition, Daniel Leo Richardson
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The Short And Long Term Effects Of Opiates On Myenteric Neurons, Peter J. Karras
The Short And Long Term Effects Of Opiates On Myenteric Neurons, Peter J. Karras
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Isolated Frog Brainstem Technique: Analysis Of Neural Correlates Of Mating Calling And Possible Use In Drug Studies, David Douglas Schaffer
Isolated Frog Brainstem Technique: Analysis Of Neural Correlates Of Mating Calling And Possible Use In Drug Studies, David Douglas Schaffer
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