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Analgesic activities of amphetamine isomers.

Authors: D R, Tocco; R P, Maickel;

Analgesic activities of amphetamine isomers.

Abstract

The analgesic activity of single doses of d- and l-amphetamine was tested in mice using four systems: 65 degrees C hot plate, 55 degrees C hot plate, tail flick, and acetic acid-induced writhing. Although both isomers had some activity, the l-isomer was generally more potent and had a greater duration of activity.

Keywords

Male, Analgesics, Dextroamphetamine, Time Factors, Dose-Response Relationship, Drug, Stereoisomerism, Motor Activity, Amphetamine, Mice, Reaction Time, Animals

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