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- 针刺研究 1989年第Z1期页码：51-52
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FVIDENCE FOR THE INVOLVEMENT OF INTRACAUDATE OPIOID PEPTIDES AND SOME CLASSICAL TRANSMITTERS INACUPUNCTURE ANALGESIAFVIDENCE FOR THE INVOLVEMENT OF INTRACAUDATE OPIOID PEPTIDES AND SOME CLASSICAL TRANSMITTERS INACUPUNCTURE ANALGESIA[J]. 针刺研究, 1989,(Z1):51-52.

FVIDENCE FOR THE INVOLVEMENT OF INTRACAUDATE OPIOID PEPTIDES AND SOME CLASSICAL TRANSMITTERS INACUPUNCTURE ANALGESIAFVIDENCE FOR THE INVOLVEMENT OF INTRACAUDATE OPIOID PEPTIDES AND SOME CLASSICAL TRANSMITTERS INACUPUNCTURE ANALGESIA[J]. Acupuncture research, 1989, (Z1): 51-52.
FVIDENCE FOR THE INVOLVEMENT OF INTRACAUDATE OPIOID PEPTIDES AND SOME CLASSICAL TRANSMITTERS INACUPUNCTURE ANALGESIAFVIDENCE FOR THE INVOLVEMENT OF INTRACAUDATE OPIOID PEPTIDES AND SOME CLASSICAL TRANSMITTERS INACUPUNCTURE ANALGESIA[J]. 针刺研究, 1989,(Z1):51-52. DOI：

FVIDENCE FOR THE INVOLVEMENT OF INTRACAUDATE OPIOID PEPTIDES AND SOME CLASSICAL TRANSMITTERS INACUPUNCTURE ANALGESIAFVIDENCE FOR THE INVOLVEMENT OF INTRACAUDATE OPIOID PEPTIDES AND SOME CLASSICAL TRANSMITTERS INACUPUNCTURE ANALGESIA[J]. Acupuncture research, 1989, (Z1): 51-52. DOI：

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The caudate nucleus is rich in some opioid peptides and classical transmit-ters the role of which has been studied for recent several years. In chronicrabbits

it was found that electroacupuncture (EA) could increase pain thres-hold and the release of opiate like substance from the caudate; the effect ofEA was readily reversed by naloxone microinjected into the caudate. Acuteexperiments revealed that EA

like microiontophoretic etorphine

producedstrong

naloxone reversible inhibition on some caudate neurons. Immunohisto-chemical study showed leu-enkephalin like immunoreactivity in the perikaryaand neuronal process of the rat caudate. The result was in accordance with

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