The effect of diazepam on indices of 5-HT function in man.

The effects of acute and chronic diazepam administration on L-tryptophan induced prolactin release was studied in seven male volunteers. Acute diazepam diminished the prolactin neuroendocrine response to L-tryptophan. On chronic administration this effect was lost, suggesting tolerance had developed...

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Main Authors: Nutt, D, Cowen, P, Franklin, M, Murdock, P, Gosden, B, Fraser, S
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 1986
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Cowen, P
Franklin, M
Murdock, P
Gosden, B
Fraser, S
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description The effects of acute and chronic diazepam administration on L-tryptophan induced prolactin release was studied in seven male volunteers. Acute diazepam diminished the prolactin neuroendocrine response to L-tryptophan. On chronic administration this effect was lost, suggesting tolerance had developed. The sedative effects of L-tryptophan were unaltered by either acute or chronic diazepam administration. A possible explanation for the tolerance development to the neuroendocrine effects may be the observed reduction in platelet 3H-imipramine binding that was observed.
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