Dopamine: Endocrine and Oncogenic Functions – eBook

Description

Dopamine is a crucial molecule often recognized for its role as a brain-derived neuronal modulator, which is significantly involved in a range of psychiatric and neurological disorders. Intriguingly, beyond its function within the brain, dopamine also meets the criteria of a circulating hormone that influences both normal and pathological processes across various organs and regulatory systems. It plays a pivotal role in multiple aspects of cancer development and advancement. The book, Dopamine: Endocrine and Oncogenic Functions (PDF), presents a comprehensive examination of dopamine’s roles as both an endocrine and an autocrine/paracrine hormone. This detailed analysis aims to bridge a significant knowledge gap surrounding the production, distribution, and multifaceted actions of this vital molecule.

### Key Features:

• • Investigates the intricate relationship between dopamine and tumorigenesis
  • Delivers the latest insights into receptor oligomerization and signaling pathways
  • Documents the detrimental effects of antipsychotic medications on dopamine functions
  • Reviews the diverse effects of dopamine on cardiovascular, renal, and reproductive systems
  • Explores the varied roles of dopamine as an autocrine, paracrine, and endocrine molecule

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This thorough examination of dopamine’s endocrine functions not only enhances understanding among researchers and healthcare professionals but also serves as an essential resource for scholars interested in the intersection of neurobiology and oncology. Whether you are a student, a medical practitioner, or a researcher, this insightful text will equip you with the necessary knowledge to appreciate dopamine’s extensive influence on biological systems and the complexities of its role in health and disease.