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Neuroscience Letters
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October 8, 1982
Differential effects of phasic auditory and visual stimuli on serotonergic neurons in the nucleus raphe dorsalis and nucleus raphe pallidus in freely moving cats
M E Trulson, V M Trulson
Neuropharmacology
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June 1, 1982
Effects of chronic methamphetamine administration on tryptophan hydroxylase activity, [3H]serotonin synaptosomal uptake, and serotonin metabolism in rat brain following systemic tryptophan loading
M E Trulson, V M Trulson
European Journal of Pharmacology
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September 10, 1982
Reduction in brain serotonin synthesis rate following chronic methamphetamine administration in rats
M E Trulson, V M Trulson
Brain Research
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April 8, 1982
Activity of nucleus raphe pallidus neurons across the sleep-waking cycle in freely moving cats
M E Trulson, V M Trulson
Life Sciences
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February 28, 1983
Chloral hydrate anesthesia alters the responsiveness of dorsal raphe neurons to psychoactive drugs
M E Trulson, V M Trulson
Pharmacology, Biochemistry, and Behavior
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January 1, 1975
Abnormalities in grooming behavior and tryptophan hydroxylase activity in the superior colliculi in cats with pontile and frontal neocortical lesions
M Trulson, J Nicolay, W Randall
Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology
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March 1, 1976
Role of thyroid hormones in an abnormal grooming behavior in thyroidectomized cats and cats with pontile lesions
W Randall, M Trulson, V Parsons
Neuropharmacology
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June 1, 1985
Unit activity in the dorsal raphe in freely-moving cats. Effect of monoamine oxidase inhibitors
M E Trulson, V M Trulson
Experimental Brain Research
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January 1, 1984
Activity of serotonin-containing nucleus centralis superior (Raphe medianus) neurons in freely moving cats
M E Trulson, T Crisp, V M Trulson
Life Sciences
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May 30, 1983
Dopamine-containing substantia nigra units are unresponsive to changes in plasma glucose levels induced by dietary factors, glucose infusions or insulin administration in freely moving cats
M E Trulson, T Crisp, V M Trulson
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Neuroscience Letters
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October 8, 1982
Differential effects of phasic auditory and visual stimuli on serotonergic neurons in the nucleus raphe dorsalis and nucleus raphe pallidus in freely moving cats
M E Trulson, V M Trulson
Neuropharmacology
|
June 1, 1982
Effects of chronic methamphetamine administration on tryptophan hydroxylase activity, [3H]serotonin synaptosomal uptake, and serotonin metabolism in rat brain following systemic tryptophan loading
M E Trulson, V M Trulson
European Journal of Pharmacology
|
September 10, 1982
Reduction in brain serotonin synthesis rate following chronic methamphetamine administration in rats
M E Trulson, V M Trulson
Brain Research
|
April 8, 1982
Activity of nucleus raphe pallidus neurons across the sleep-waking cycle in freely moving cats
M E Trulson, V M Trulson
Life Sciences
|
February 28, 1983
Chloral hydrate anesthesia alters the responsiveness of dorsal raphe neurons to psychoactive drugs
M E Trulson, V M Trulson
Pharmacology, Biochemistry, and Behavior
|
January 1, 1975
Abnormalities in grooming behavior and tryptophan hydroxylase activity in the superior colliculi in cats with pontile and frontal neocortical lesions
M Trulson, J Nicolay, W Randall
Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology
|
March 1, 1976
Role of thyroid hormones in an abnormal grooming behavior in thyroidectomized cats and cats with pontile lesions
W Randall, M Trulson, V Parsons
Neuropharmacology
|
June 1, 1985
Unit activity in the dorsal raphe in freely-moving cats. Effect of monoamine oxidase inhibitors
M E Trulson, V M Trulson
Experimental Brain Research
|
January 1, 1984
Activity of serotonin-containing nucleus centralis superior (Raphe medianus) neurons in freely moving cats
M E Trulson, T Crisp, V M Trulson
Life Sciences
|
May 30, 1983
Dopamine-containing substantia nigra units are unresponsive to changes in plasma glucose levels induced by dietary factors, glucose infusions or insulin administration in freely moving cats
M E Trulson, T Crisp, V M Trulson
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