Titlebook: Stimulants; Leslie L. Iversen,Susan D. Iversen,Solomon H. Snyd Book 1978 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1978 amphetamine.brain.c

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Amphetamines: Biochemical and Behavioral Actions in Animals,n animals these drugs generally facilitate ongoing spontaneous and operant behaviors. High doses of these drugs cause stereotyped behaviors that are characteristic for each species, and in humans they can cause toxic psychoses. Acting in the periphery the drugs also have sympathomimetic properties.

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Central Nervous System Stimulants: Historical Aspects and Clinical Effects,own drugs. The use of ma huang . in China, khat . in Africa, and coca . in South America are examples of this early recognition. Thus, the Chinese herb ma huang, of acknowledged central stimulating activity, had been in use as a circulatory stimulant, diaphoretic, antipyretic, and antitussive agent

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Drug Treatment in Child Psychiatry,o ., 1970; Renshaw, 1975; Freeman, 1970; Blackwell and Currah, 1973; Conners, 1972; Campbell, 1975.; Eisenberg and Conners, 1971; Greenberg and Lourie, 1972; Eveloff, 1970; Kornetsky, 1975). They function to simplify the process of keeping up with the ever-expanding number of papers in the field and

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Psychotomimetic Drugs: Structure-Activity Relationships,harmacology, a major contribution has been made by the study of those drugs that are collectively known as psychotropic agents. The term “psychotropic” is used to describe a drug that turns or changes the mind, following quite literally from the Greek stemψυχη meaning soul, mind, or understanding, a

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Drug Metabolism: Review of Principles and the Fate of One-Ring Psychotomimetics,e derived today from a variety of disciplines and any attempt to review the entire field is likely to require a “team of experts.” Fortunately, a number of books that cover various aspects of drug metabolism have appeared recently. The most chemically oriented is the Testa and Jenner monograph (1976

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Psychotomimetic Drugs in Man,ive in humans. While we may surmise that animals may be thinking strangely or perceiving erroneously or having marked alterations in mood, only man’s symbolizing ability lets us know for certain the degree to which relatively small amounts of psychotomimetics may profoundly alter mental functions. T

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Plants and Plant Constituents as Mind-Altering Agents Throughout History, especially the hallucinogenic plants, capable of much more than activity on the physical body but able, through their psychoactivity on the central nervous system, to alter in ways most extraordinary the psyche and its relationship to the natural affairs of man.