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Widespread and Heterologous Effects of L-DOPA on Monoaminergic Tissue Metabolism in Newborn Rats Expressing Air-Stepping
L-DOPA triggers a dose-dependent increase in locomotor activity in newborn rats suspended in the air (air-stepping). Here, we report the effects of L-DOPA injection on the tissue level of monoamines and metabolites in different regions of the central nervous system (CNS) of postnatal day 5 pups. We
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