Abstract:Bartlett and Register ( 1) reported that administration of chlorpromazine to rats induced a lowering of liver non-protein sulfhydryl (NPSH) . The decreased liver NPSH reaction is also elicited by a number of nonspecific stressors( 2-4). Register and Bartlett ( 5 ) have shown that injection of epinephrine into rats produced the decreased liver NPSH reaction. Earlier work in these laboratories(6) has shown that in addition to epinephrine, administration of the psychotomimetic agents lysergic acid diethylamide,… Show more
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