Neuroendocrine Responses to Serotonin Agonists as Possible Markers of the Functional State of Serotonergic Neurotransmission in Psychiatric Disorders

Mueller, Edward A.; Siever, Larry J.; Murphy, Dennis L.

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“…The use of these tests assumes that the secretion of hypothalamic hormones is regulated in part by the activlty Gf central Furthermore, neuroendocrine markers may provide a useful approach to evaluate changes in receptor sens1t1vlty which have been suggested to be relevant in the neurobiology of psychiatrie disorders and to the mechanism of action of antidepressant drugs (Mueller et al 1985;Stahl, 1992;Yatham and Steiner, 1993). To date, 5-HT precursors, releasing agents, reuptake inhibltors, receptor agonists and antagonists have aIl been used as probes in neuroendocrtne tests to study 5-HT function…”

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“…the development of 5-HT agonists such as m-CPP has made possible the exploration of 5-HT receptor function in humans (Mueller et al 1985;Murphy et al 1989). Studies have reported that both oral and intravenous administration of m-CPP lead to signiflcant Increases in PRL.…”

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