On the localization of the action of chlorpromazine and analgesics in the reticular formation of the brain stem

A. V. Val'dman · International Journal of Neuropharmacology · 1962

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Summary

It was shown that different morphological elements of the reticular formation and reticular neurones differ greatly in their sensitivity to drugs.

Type: article
Published: 1962-11-01
Cited by: 5
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/0028-3908(62)90034-5
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Keywords

Reticular formation, Reticular connective tissue, Chlorpromazine, Reticular activating system, Neuroscience

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EFFECTS OF CHLORPROMAZINE ON SOME MOTOR REFLEXESRoy D. Hudson, Edward F. Domino — 1963
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Zur Wirkung des Chlorpromazin auf das Lipopolysaccharid-Fieber des KaninchensJ. Haan, H. J. Meyer — 1968
Neurophysiological Properties of Neuroleptic Agents in AnimalsI. Jurna — 1980

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