PRESYNAPTIC INHIBITION OF EXCITATORY TRANSMISSION IN RAT STRIATUM INVITRO THROUGH GABA-B RECEPTORS - COMPARISONS OF A NOVEL AGONIST AND ANTAGONIST WITH BACLOFEN AND PHACLOFEN

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SEABROOK, GR
HOWSON, W
LACEY, MG
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[1] SK&F RES LTD,DEPT MED CHEM,WELWYN GARDEN CIT AL6 9AR,HERTS,ENGLAND
[2] SK&F RES LTD,DEPT PHARMACOL,WELWYN GARDEN CIT AL6 9AR,HERTS,ENGLAND
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JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY-LONDON | 1990年 / 430卷
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