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Lithium at therapeutic concentrations inhibits human brain noradrenaline-sensitive cyclic AMP accumulation
Brain Research
|November 14, 1983
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Lithium at a therapeutically effective concentration of 1 mM caused significant inhibition of the rise in cyclic AMP induced by noradrenaline in fresh surgically-obtained slices of human brain.
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