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Noradrenergic neurons: Morphine inhibition of spontaneous activity

European Journal of Pharmacology · 1974 · Vol. 25(2) · pp. 165–169

Jakob Korf✉(Connecticut Mental Health Center)Benjamin S. Bunney(Connecticut Mental Health Center)George K. Aghajanian(Connecticut Mental Health Center)

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Neurotransmitter Receptor Influence on Behavior Receptor Mechanisms and Signaling Neuroscience and Neuropharmacology ResearchLocus coeruleusMorphineDorsal raphe nucleusSerotonergicChemistry(+)-NaloxonePremovement neuronal activityNorepinephrinePharmacologyInternal medicine

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AnimalsCerebral VentriclesChlorpromazineDextroamphetamineDose-Response Relationship, DrugElectrodesGallamine TriethiodideMaleMorphineNaloxoneNeuronsNorepinephrinePressureReceptors, DrugRats

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