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Some properties of an astrocytic protein fraction that binds serotonin

L Hertz, H Tamir

Journal of Neurochemistry

|November 1, 1981

Abstract:

A protein fraction that binds serotonin was obtained from astrocytes in primary cultures. It was found to differ in some of its physical, chemical, and pharmacological properties from neuronal serotonin binding protein.

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