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Is It Scientifically Possible To 'Cure" Reward Deficiency Syndrome (RDS) Via Transplice Molecular Genetic Technology? [PDF]

Acta Sci Neurol
Blum K, Sharafshah A, -Uwe-Lewandowski K, Pinhasov A, Elman I, Thanos PK, Baron D, Dennen CA, Bowirrat A, Modestino EJ, Gold MS, Lewandowski AP, Fliegelman C, Badgaiyan RD.   +13 more
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Serotonin and Spiperone Induce Increase in Sperm Count During Successive Spermatophore Extrusions in Penaeus Vannamei

Vladimir Alvarez-Montoya, Aketzali Amador, Laura López‐Galindo, Misael Rosales-Leija, Mario A. Galavíz, André Braga   +5 more
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Analysis of dopamine interactions with [3H]-spiperone binding sites on rat corpus striatum membranes [proceedings].

, 1979
Howlett Dr, Nahorski
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Aging brain and dopamine receptors: abnormal regulation by CCK-8 of 3H-spiperone labeled dopamine receptors in striatal membranes.

, 1984
Agnati LF, Fuxe K, Benfenati F., N. Battistini   +3 more
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Spiperone: Tritium labelling at high specific activity

Applied Radiation and Isotopes, 2019
An efficient method is described to tritiate spiperone at high specific activity.
Crist N, Filer, Anne G, Laseter, Emma J, Shelton   +2 more
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Methodology of 3H-spiperone binding to lymphocytes

Journal of Psychiatric Research, 1990
Alterations in lymphocyte binding capacity for the dopamine antagonist 3H-spiperone may be of great interest in psychiatric and neurological disorders: an increase in capacity noted in lymphocytes of schizophrenic patients and their families may well turn out to be a phenotypic vulnerability marker. Since the 3H-spiperone binding assay with lymphocytes
B, Bondy, M, Ackenheil, R R, Engel
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Taurine interferes with spiperone binding in the striatum

Neuroscience, 1986
The effects of taurine and its structural analogues and two new anticonvulsant derivatives, taltrimide and MY-103, on the function of brain dopaminergic systems were studied by assessing their interference with the binding of [3H]spiperone to synaptic membranes isolated from rat striata. Two populations of binding sites were detected.
P, Kontro, S S, Oja
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Uptake of 3H-spiperone by lymphocytes in schizophrenia

Journal of Psychiatric Research, 1989
Uptake of 3H-spiperone into lymphocytes obtained from control subjects (N = 22), chronic schizophrenics (N = 20), relatives with psychiatric disorder (N = 11) and unaffected relatives (N = 17) was studied. No differences were observed in spiperone uptake among any of the groups examined.
S, Itzchaky, B, Lerer, R P, Ebstein
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Effect of Chronic Sulpiride on Striatal Spiperone Binding

International Pharmacopsychiatry, 1980
Increased 3H-spiperone binding after chronic neuroleptic treatment has been proposed as a molecular model of tardive dyskinesia. Sulpiride has been claimed to be an atypical neuroleptic that might not produce tardive dyskinesia. The effect of chronic sulpiride was, therefore, compared to that of chronic haloperidol on striatal 3H-spiperone binding.
J, Bannet, S, Gillis, R P, Ebstein, R H, Belmaker   +3 more
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Biochemical Properties of Spiperone Binding to Rat Brain Membranes

Pharmacology, 1980
The biochemical properties of H-spiperone binding in vitro were studied systematically using a crude membrane homogenate of rat corpus striatum and separation by filtration. Scatchard analysis revealed a single high affinity site with a KD of 0.14 nM and Bmax of 26 fmol/mg of tissue. The dissociation constant obtained by measurements at equilibrium was
R H, Sundermann, G F, Wooten
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