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Our recent morphologic studies indicated that peripheral nervous system (PNS) adrenergic neurons synthesize, transport, and store the serene protease, tissue plasminogen activator (t-PA) in axon terminals, many of which innervate vessel walls. Sympathoadrenal stimulation induces a surge of t-PA from
## Abstract The resumption of meiosis results in synthesis of tissueβtype plasminogen activator (tPA) in the rat and mouse oocytes (Haurte et al., Cell 43:551β558, 1985). The present study demonstrates that freshly ovulated rat oocytes released their tPA into the surrounding medium upon in vitro ac
Tissue plasminogen activator (t-PA) is expressed by hypothalamic and peripheral sympathetic neurons. The sympathetic axons that permeate artery walls have not been investigated as possible sources of intramural t-PA. The plasmin produced by such a system would locally activate both fibrinolysis and