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Effect of nootropes on quantitative changes in the rat cerebral cortex GABA(A) receptor complexes under experimental hypokinesia conditions

Akopian VP, Balian LS, Zakarian NA · 2010 · Eksperimental'naia i klinicheskaia farmakologiia 73(7). PMID 20821973

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Shorter schedules showed no visible receptor-count change; the longer schedule showed a tendency toward restoration with Picamilon. Findings were schedule-dependent.

Population and setting
Rats under different hypokinesia/recovery schedules
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Animal / experimental
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Russian; English abstract
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Original source: Akopian VP, Balian LS, Zakarian NA. Effect of nootropes on quantitative changes in the rat cerebral cortex GABA(A) receptor complexes under experimental hypokinesia conditions Eksperimental'naia i klinicheskaia farmakologiia 73(7). PMID 20821973 2010.

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