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Adenine derivatives as neurohumoral agents in the brain. The quantities liberated on excitation of superfused cerebral tissues.

Adenine derivatives as neurohumoral agents in the brain. The quantities liberated on excitation of superfused cerebral tissues.

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Excitatory acidic amino acids and the cation content and sodium ion flux of isolated tissues from the brain.

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