Abstract
Isolated guinea pig atria perfused with epinephrine were found to bind this amine even after repeated washings. Catecholamine analyses indicated a concurrent depletion of tissue norepinephrine which appeared to be replaced with epinephrine. Histochemical observations showed that the binding of epinephrine was within the sympathetic nerve fiber plexus.
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