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Variation in intestinal serotonin levels, and the effect of reserpine in sprague-dawley rats from different sources

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Es wurde ein statistisch gesicherter unterschiedlicher Serotoningehalt im Darmtraktus zweier unabhängig gezüchteter Rattengruppen von Sprague-Dawley Abstammung und ihre unterschiedliche Ansprechbarkeit auf die Serotonin entleerende Wirkung des Reserpins gefunden.

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Thompson, J.H. Variation in intestinal serotonin levels, and the effect of reserpine in sprague-dawley rats from different sources. Experientia 23, 28–29 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02142249

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