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Spaulding DC, Dewey WL. “Interaction of the behaviorally active drug, phenitrone, a purported hashish and LSD antagonist, with several central neurochemical systems”. Federation Proceedings. 1973;32(3):755. <a name="ref">Spaulding DC, Dewey WL.</a> <a href="/references/3036">"Interaction of the behaviorally active drug, phenitrone, a purported hashish and LSD antagonist, with several central neurochemical systems"</a> <i>Federation Proceedings</i>. 1973;32(3):755.
Text Abstract (this page) Full Text - English (191 K) Show Articles by Spaulding DC Dewey WL Article IDs LSDID: 2763 Erowid RefID: 3036 PubMedID: unknown Collections Hofmann Collection MDMA Collection All References	Abstract At the 57th annual meeting of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology, the interaction of the behaviorally active drug, phenitron (I), a purported hashish and LSD antagonist, with several central neurochemical systems was reported. Acetylcholine (Ach) response in the isolated-frog rectus abdominus was potentiated by small dose of I. The ' in vitro hydrolysis of acetylthiocholine and bu-tylthiocholine by rat whole brain homogenate was inhibited by I. Mouse whole brain levels of serotonin were lowered and serotonin turnover rate was decreased by I.- The data suggest that I, like many other centrally acting agonists and an-tagonists, affect more than one neurochemical - system in the brain. (Author-abstract modified)
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