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Brain iron and dopamine receptor function.
M. B. Youdim
, D. Ben-Shachar
, R. Ashkenazi
, S. Yehuda
Department of Psychology
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Dopaminergic Activity
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Receptor Function
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D2 Receptor
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Dopamine Receptor
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Amphetamine
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Apomorphine
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Brain Iron
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Iron Deficient
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Nutritional Iron Deficiency
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Iron Receptors
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Behavioral Patterns
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Learning Process
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Adverse Effects
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Behavior Change
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Ambient Temperature
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Receptor Density
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Sleep Time
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Behavioral Response
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Serotonin
50%
Binding Site
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Liver
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Event-related Potentials
50%
Protein Synthesis
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Dopaminergic System
50%
Prolactin
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Potential Change
50%
Induced Hypothermia
50%
Pattern Learning
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Attentional Processes
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Drug Metabolism
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Serum Prolactin
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EEG Changes
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Behavior Learning
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Phenobarbitone
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5-methoxy-N,N-dimethyltryptamine
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Brain Concentration
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Behavioural Attention
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Receptor Binding Domain
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Ongoing EEG
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Neuroscience
Binding Site
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Dopaminergic
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Prolactin
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Dopamine Receptor
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Apomorphine
100%
Dopaminergic Activity
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Amphetamine
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Event-Related Potential
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Serotonin
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Protein Biosynthesis
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Electroencephalography
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Receptor Binding
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Sleep Time
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Phenobarbital
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Dimethyltryptamine
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Metabolic Pathway
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Typical Antipsychotic
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Receptor
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Antipsychotic
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Hypothermia
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Adverse Effect
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