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Turnover rate of brain 5-hydroxytryptamine increased by D-amphetamine
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Amphetamine increases body temperature and brain serotonin turnover in rats. These effects are blocked by cold exposure or a beta-blocker, suggesting hyperthermia mediates the serotonin changes.
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