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5-HT1D BINDING-SITES IN VARIOUS SPECIES - SIMILAR PHARMACOLOGICAL PROFILE IN DOG, MONKEY, CALF, GUINEA-PIG AND HUMAN BRAIN MEMBRANES

AT BRUINVELS, H LERY, J NOZULAK, JM PALACIOS, D HOYER

Naunyn-Schmiedeberg's Archives of Pharmacology | SPRINGER VERLAG | Published : 1992

DOI: 10.1007/BF00173535

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Keywords

Radioligand
Guinea Pigs
Dogs
Cloning
Humans
Calf
Subtype
Guinea-Pig
I125 Iodocyanopindolol
Monkey
Protein
Cattle
Autoradiography
Dipeptides
Ligands
Substantia Nigra
Serotonin
Macaca Mulatta
Molecular Pharmacology
Receptors, Serotonin
Recognition Sites
Rat-Brain
Life Sciences & Biomedicine
Dog
Human Brain
[125i]gti
Science & Technology
5-Ht1d Receptors
Brain
Animals
Species Specificity
Pharmacology & Pharmacy
in Vitro Techniques
Serotonin Receptor

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