Abstract
Improved immunohistochemical and quantitative microiontophoretic methods were used to characterise angiotensinergic and angiotensin-sensitive neurones in the paraventricular nucleus (PVN) of the rat. The results can be summarised as follows
1) Angiotensinogen was found in PVN neurones, astro-cytes in the diencephalon which make putative contacts with microvessels, and in cells of the choroid plexus.
2) Affinity-purified angiotensin II/III antibodies were used to locate immunoreactive All/III in large PVN neurones and their fibre tracts which