Stimulation of ACTH release by naloxone: Central or peripheral action?

Some Studies of the Protein-Binding of Steroids and Their Application to the Routine Micro and Ultramicro Measurement of Various Steroids in Body Fluids by Competitive Protein-Binding Radioassay¹

1967 • 2,022 citations

Antagonism of gut, but not central effects of morphine with quaternary narcotic antagonists

1982 • 228 citations

Narcotics and the hypothalamus

1974 • 163 citations

Neurochemical Mechanisms of Opiates and Endorphins

1980 • 91 citations

THE EFFECTS OF OPIATE RECEPTOR AGONISTS AND ANTAGONISTS ON THE STRESS‐INDUCED SECRETION OF CORTICOSTERONE IN MICE

1979 • 74 citations

Naloxone Has a Direct Effect on the Adrenal Cortex*

1981 • 58 citations

ACTH and corticosterone response to naloxone and morphine in normal, hypophysectomized and dexamethasone-treated rats

1982 • 56 citations

Effects of naloxone on plasma corticosterone in the opiate-naive rat

1980 • 55 citations

D-Ala²-Met-Enkephalinamide, a Potent Opioid Peptide, Alters Pituitary-Adrenocortical Secretion in Rats*

1982 • 50 citations

Changes in plasma corticosterone levels as a measure of acute dependence upon levorphanol in rats.

1979 • 45 citations

OPIATES ACT CENTRALLY ON GH AND PRL RELEASE

1981 • 38 citations

Effects of naltrexone on plasma corticosterone in opiate-naive rats: A central action

1984 • 33 citations

Opiates and their antagonists modulate luteinizing hormone acting outside the blood brain barrier

1983 • 30 citations