… Dopamine-receptor stimulation necessary for normal motor function is therefore expected to
… I think that motor fluctuations are a direct result of intermittent receptor stimulation which in …

… This suggests that, unlike D1 receptor stimulation, striatal D2 receptors are under the
influence of DA at the baseline condition, and can be modulated up or down from this state. …

… This article will briefly review endogenous patterns of dopamine release, the behavioral …
dopamine-receptor stimulation, the clinical evidence of tolerance and sensitization to dopamine-…

… We conclude that the increase in DA release produced by stimulation of the PFC occurs
independently of ionotropic GLU receptors in the NAC. This conclusion stands in apparent …

… dopamine release, the results support our hypothesis that glutamate release and NMDA
receptor stimulation mediate the dopamine release in the shell of the NAc induced by the A 2A …

… We found that previous D 1 receptor stimulation facilitates AMPA receptor synaptic
insertion during NMDA receptor activation, whereas D 2 receptors exert opposite effects. …

… pulsatile stimulation of striatal dopamine receptors with … Dopamine receptors are normally
stimulated tonically b … normal circumstances, striatal dopaminereceptor activation is relatively …

… that M5 muscarinic receptors on midbrain dopamine neurons mediate a prolonged facilitation
of dopamine release in the NAc. These results imply that M5 muscarinic receptors play an …

… neurons optogenetically, or by blocking nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (nAChRs) during
electrical stimulation, and found that Ca V 2 (N-type and P/Q-type), Ca V 3 (T-type) and Ca V 1 …

… study we demonstrated that the stimulation-evoked release of DA from prefrontal cortical …
receptors. Furthermore, the following observations indicate that the stimulation-evoked release …