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G P Sgaragli, M Magnani, V Carlà

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|October 12, 1976

Abstract:

Taurine, given intracerebroventricularly to the consciou unrestrained rabbit, causes hypothermia and a reduction in skeletal muscle tone. Evidence has been produced that the latter effect is of a central, supraspinal origin.

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