… Fredholm BB, Lindgren E, Lindström K, Nordstedt C (1987b) Adrenoceptor stimulation, but
not muscarinic stimulation, increases cyclic AMP accumulation in brain slices due to protein …

… The A 1 receptor is the most conserved adenosine receptor subtype among species 23 ,
and it is widely expressed throughout the body with the highest levels found in the brain, …

… A2a adenosine receptor genem the strlatum and ~ts transient expression elsewhere m …
brain and cerebral vasculature If the A2a adenosine receptor mRNA is translated into receptor …

… The data in this study confirm that the distribution of adenosine A1 receptors in human
brain differs from that in several experimental animals (Fastbom et al., 1987b). Although the …

… “brain adenosine receptors”. Interest in adenosine as a significant modulator of brain function
… ,5′ -cyclic adenosine monophosphate (cAMP) in brain slices decreased when they added …

… adenosine receptor-containing oligomers may allow not only the control of the adenosinergic
function … significant developments based on adenosine receptor oligomerization that are …

… adenosine receptors and on the mechanisms they operate in order to infer how caffeine exerts
most of its actions in the brain… actions are mediated by adenosine receptors. These studies…

… The main finding of the present study is an association of SNPs of adenosine receptor
genes with in vivo [ 18 F]CPFPX binding to the A 1 AR in brains of healthy human subjects, an …

… of adenosine or adenosine receptor ligands as therapeutic agents in several brain disorders.
… This is particularly the case in the brain, where adenosine receptors are highly expressed, …

… Through the activation of purinoceptors (P 1 ) and/or adenosine receptors, adenosine
modulates the release of various neurotransmitters including acetylcholine, glutamate, γ-…