Endorphina
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Endorphina (-ae, f.)[1] (e verbis endogenum et morphinum) est peptidum opio simile et endogenum, quod est neurotransmissor.[2] In Vertebratis a glandula pituitaria et hypothalamo per commotionem (sive vulgo excitationem) producitur[3], scilitet dolorem, conditum cibum manducandum, amorem, et orgasmum[4][5]. Similis est opiatorum propter facultatem analgesiae et sali sensús producendi.
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Nota[recensere | fontem recensere]
- ↑ David Morgan. "ADUMBRATIO LEXICI ANGLICI ET LATINI"
- ↑ Oswald Steward (2000). Functional neuroscience. p. 116
- ↑ "The Reality of the "Runner's High"". UPMC Sports Medicine. University of Pittsburgh Schools of the Health Sciences
- ↑ "'Sexercise' yourself into shape". Health. BBC News. 2006-02-11
- ↑ "Get more than zeds in bed -". Mind & body magazine - NHS Direct. UK National Health Service
