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Effect of centrally active drugs on dopamine oxidation by rat brain catecholamine oxidase

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Centrally active drugs of the phenothiazine-, butyrophenone- and iminodibenzyl class markedly decreased the rate of dopamine oxidation in the presence of rat brain catecholamine oxidase.

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    R. A. Løvstad

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The financial support from Gotfred Lie and Marie Lie's Fond is gratefully acknowledged.

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Løvstad, R.A. Effect of centrally active drugs on dopamine oxidation by rat brain catecholamine oxidase. Experientia 35, 1642–1644 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01953243

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