A discussion on subcellular and macromolecular aspects of synaptic transmission - Secretion of proteins (chromogranin A and dopamine β-hydroxylase) from a sympathetic neuron

Biochemical studies on adrenal chromaffin granules have shown that these particles contain specific soluble proteins, the chromogranins, (see Kirshner & Kirshner 1971) and specific membrane proteins, the chromomembrins (see Winkler 1971). Although the functions of the main components of the chro...

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Published in:Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological sciences Biological sciences, 1971-06, Vol.261 (839), p.363-370
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