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EFFECT OF MORPHINE AND NALORPHINE ON THE CONTENT OF DOPAMINE IN MOUSE BRAIN
Since the discovery of Vogt (1) that the acute administration of morphine causes a decrease in the content of noradrenaline (NA) in cat brain, attempts have been made to explain the mechanism of action of morphine in terms of its effect on brain level of
Hiroshi Takagi, Mototaka Nakama
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CONDITIONED SUPPRESSION BY A STIMULUS ASSOCIATED WITH NALORPHINE IN MORPHINE‐DEPENDENT MONKEYS1
Steven R. Goldberg, Charles R. Schuster
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CONDITIONED NALORPHINE‐INDUCED ABSTINENCE CHANGES: PERSISTENCE IN POST MORPHINE‐DEPENDENT MONKEYS1 [PDF]
Steven R. Goldberg, Charles R. Schuster
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Nalorphine-3- and -6-glucuronide were synthesized according to the method used in the synthesis of morphine glucuronides. These glucuronides were then utilized as reference standards for identification of the urinary metabolites of nalorphine in rabbits, and nalorphine-3-glucuronide was established as a major metabolite.
H, Yoshimura, M, Mori, K, Oguri
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QUANTITATIVE STUDIES OF THE ANTAGONISM BY NALORPHINE OF SOME OF THE ACTIONS OF MORPHINE‐LIKE ANALGESIC DRUGS [PDF]
Brian M. Cox, Marta Weinstock
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Influence of Nalorphine on the Sphincter of Oddi Studied by Roentgencinematography [PDF]
Percy Lindgren, Georg‐Fredrik Saltzman
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The respiratory, circulatory, and narcotic antagonistic effects of nalorphine, levallorphan, and naloxone in anaesthetized subjects [PDF]
Francis F. Foldes +2 more
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