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Inhibition of high affinity synaptosomal uptake systems by verapamil
R. McGee
, J. E. Schneider
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Medicine and Dentistry
Aptitude
11%
Calcium Ion
44%
Choline
11%
Dependent Personality Disorder
11%
Dopamine
11%
Forebrain
22%
Movement (Physiology)
11%
Noradrenalin
11%
Serotonin
11%
Serotonin Uptake
22%
Sodium Ion
44%
Synaptosome
11%
Verapamil
100%
INIS
affinity
11%
choline
11%
concentration
33%
dopamine
11%
elevation
11%
inhibition
44%
norepinephrine
11%
rats
11%
serotonin
33%
substrates
11%
uptake
88%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Calcium Ion
44%
Choline
11%
Dependent Personality Disorder
11%
Dopamine
11%
Noradrenalin
11%
Rat
11%
Serotonin
11%
Sodium Ion
44%
Verapamil
100%
Neuroscience
Choline
11%
Dependent Personality Disorder
11%
Dopamine
11%
Norepinephrine
11%
Serotonin
11%
Serotonin Uptake
22%
Verapamil
100%