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Quinolinic acid: A potent endogenous excitant at amino acid receptors in CNS
European Journal of Pharmacology · 1981 · Vol. 72(4) · pp. 411–412
Trevor W. Stone✉(St George's Hospital)M.N. Perkins(St George's Hospital)
Tryptophan and brain disordersMental Health Research TopicsStress Responses and CortisolCentralityContext (archaeology)Computer scienceComputational biologyComplex networkBioinformaticsNeuroscienceBiologyMathematics
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Action PotentialsAnimalsCerebral CortexMalePyridinesQuinolinic AcidsReceptors, Cell SurfaceQuinolinic AcidReceptors, Amino AcidRats
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