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  • 1. Functional interrelations between nucleus raphé dorsalis and nucleus raphé medianus: a dual probe microdialysis study of glutamate-stimulated serotonin release.
    Mokler DJ, Dugal JR, Hoffman JM, Morgane PJ.
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  • 4. AMPA and NMDA receptor regulation of firing activity in 5-HT neurons of the dorsal and median raphe nuclei.
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  • 6. Dissociable roles for the dorsal and median raphé in the facilitatory effect of 5-HT1A receptor stimulation upon cocaine-induced locomotion and sensitization.
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    Adell A, Myers RD.
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