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On the measurement in rats of the convulsant effect of drugs and the changes which follow electroconvulsive shock.

On the measurement in rats of the convulsant effect of drugs and the changes which follow electroconvulsive shock.

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Main Authors: Nutt, D, Cowen, P, Green, A
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 1980
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