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− | A [[Katecholamine/en|catecholamine]], a carrier of noradrenergic [[Nerv/en|nerve]]s in the [[ZNS/en|CNS]], which can be released by [[Sympathisch/en|sympathetic]] nerve endings and from the [[Nebennierenmark/en|adrenal medulla]] and activates [[adrenerg/en|adrenergic]] and [[Beta-Rezeptor/en|beta receptor]]s. In the heart, a positive [[Inotrop/en|inotropic]], [[chronotropic]], [[dromotropic]], [[bathmotropic]] effect is achieved by Noradrenalin via beta1 receptors. | + | A [[Katecholamine/en|catecholamine]], a carrier of noradrenergic [[Nerv/en|nerve]]s in the [[ZNS/en|CNS]], which can be released by [[Sympathisch/en|sympathetic]] nerve endings and from the [[Nebennierenmark/en|adrenal medulla]] and activates [[adrenerg/en|adrenergic]] and [[Beta-Rezeptor/en|beta receptor]]s. In the heart, a positive [[Inotrop/en|inotropic]], [[chronotro/en|chronotropic]], [[drfomotrop/en|dromotropic]], [[bathmotrop/en|bathmotropic]] effect is achieved by Noradrenalin via beta1 receptors. |
A catecholamine, a carrier of noradrenergic nerves in the CNS, which can be released by sympathetic nerve endings and from the adrenal medulla and activates adrenergic and beta receptors. In the heart, a positive inotropic, chronotropic, dromotropic, bathmotropic effect is achieved by Noradrenalin via beta1 receptors.