Feb 1, 1976

The amphetamine-induced inhibition of dopamine biosynthesis in rat striatum

European Journal of Pharmacology
J P HudickA Lajtha

Abstract

The dopamine biosynthetic machinery of intact synaptosomes of rat striatum showed a 5-fold increase in development from 3-day-old neonates to adults, and it was fully developed between 2-3 weeks after birth. Concurring with this development was the appearance 2 weeks after birth of a regulatory mechanism(s) through which amphetamine in vivo induced an inhibition of dopamine biosynthesis. The inhibition was not appreciably reversed when haloperidol, in addition to amphetamine, was administered.

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Amphetamine
Assay OF Haloperidol
Oxydess
Depression, Chemical
Neostriatum
Lentiform Nucleus Structure
Senility
Amphetamine Drug Class Measurement
Haloperidol
Dopamine Measurement

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