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Timidity and metabolic elimination patterns in audiogenic-seizure susceptible and resistant female rats

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Les résultats ont démontré un certain rapport entre la timidité et la tendance aux crises convulsives audiogènes chez les rates. L'augmentation de la quantité des urines et des matières fécales fut aussi notée dans les groupes d'animaux sensibles. L'augmentation du poids des matières fécales en fonction du gramme d'aliments ingérés suggère un trouble et une déficience des fonctions digestives et du métabolisme alimentaire chez les animaux à tendances convulsives.

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  1. Laboratories for Therapeutic Research, Research Institute of the Brooklyn College of Pharmacy, Long Island University, Brooklyn, New York, USA

    A. S. Weltman & A. M. Sackler

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Weltman, A.S., Sackler, A.M. Timidity and metabolic elimination patterns in audiogenic-seizure susceptible and resistant female rats. Experientia 22, 627–629 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01895295

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