The central neuropharmacology of psychotropic cannabinoids.
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..., 1990) most of the biochemical studies employed concentrations of A”-THC that were in excess of physiologically meaningful concentrations that might be found in the brain (for review, see Martin, 1986; Pertwee, 1988)....
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...Without evidence that cannabinoids act through a specific receptor coupled to a functional effector system, researchers were prone to study the effects of cannabinoids on membrane properties, membrane-bound enzymes, eicosanoid production, metabolism, and other neurotransmitter systems in vitro (Hilhard et al., 1985; Martin, 1986; Pertwee, 1988; Reichman et al., 1988)....
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...…TRPV1, transient receptor potential vanilloid receptor 1; A, activation; P, potentiation; (þ ), increase induced; ( ), decrease induced. aSee review by Oz (2006) for references and further details. bSee review by Pertwee (1988) for references, further details and additional actions of D9-THC....
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