The recognition of histamine (HA)[or 2 (4-imidazolyl) ethylamine] as a messenger molecule
in cell-to-cell communication began early in this century. The early history of HA was …

2.2. 1. Histological and biochemical studies 2.2. 2. Significance of~ nast cells in brain 2.3.
Other stores of histamine in brain 3. Possible functions for brain HA 3.1. Regulation of water …

Using probes to manipulate hypothalamic neuronal histamine, we report here that changes
in neuronal histamine modulate physiological feeding behavior in rats. Infusion of α …

This review focusses on the behavioural effects of histamine and drugs which affect
histaminergic function, particularly the H 1-and H 2-receptors antagonists. Research in this …

Notes that much of normal drinking occurs around mealtime and that little is known about the
physiological mechanisms involved, despite the identification of neurological substrates and …

Before much was known about histamine in the brain-even before its concentration in brain
was accurately measured-histamine by chance sparked the development of modem …

The effect of the selective H 3 receptor agonist (R)-α-methylhistamine and antagonist
thioperamide on water consumption in the rat were examined.(R)-α-Methylhistamine (0.1 …

This report reviews the hypothesis that peptides play a role in appetite modulation, stressing
that the available evidence is predominantly pharmacological and thus caution needs to be …

Drinking occurs around meal time in most mammals. Food-related drinking accounts for∼
70% of daily fluid intake for rats1, 2, but little is known of the mechanisms by which eating …

The ingestive responses of rats given celiac vagotomy (C), combined celiac and hepatic
vagotomy (CH), or low total vagotomy (removal of all tissue from around the esophagus …