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Vergleichende Pharmakologie von Überträgersubstanzen in tiersystematischer Darstellung pp 933–973Cite as

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Wir haben im Vorausgehenden einen Einblick in die vergleichende Pharmakologie vegetativer und cerebrospinaler Systeme erhalten, deren synaptische Tätigkeit durch die im vorhergehenden behandeltenÜberträgerstoffe vermittelt wird. Es sollen zum Schluß einige Probleme behandelt werden, welche die Darstellung erweitern und in manchen Punkten schärfer beleuchten. In erster Linie ist auf die Beziehung zwischen ontogenetischer, phylogenetischer und genetischer Pharmakologie hinzuweisen.

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