Author: Koelle, G.B.
Description: There is now a considerable amount of data to support the hypothesis that cholinergic transmission occurs at certain synapses in the central nervous system. One line of evidence is based upon the parallelism found between known cholinergic neurons of the peripheral nervous system and certain regions of the central nervous system with respect to their high concentrations of acetlycholine (ACh), choline acetylase and specific (true, aceto-, or acetyl-) cholinesterase (ChE).
Subject headings: Central Nervous System/physiology; Cholinesterases
Publication year: 1954
Journal or book title: The Journal of Comparative Neurology
Volume: 100
Issue: 1
Pages: 211-235
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Type: Journal Article
Serial number: 329