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Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) decreases open-field spontaneous activity of Zucker rats.
Physiology & behavior - 1 Nov 1999
Nguyen T, Porter J, Svec F
Abstract excerpt
The behavioral endpoint of open-field spontaneous activity was used to characterize further the central nervous system actions of dehydroepiandrosterone. DHEA, administered by intraperitoneal injection, causes a dose-dependent decrease in the spontaneous activity of lean and obese Zucker rats when exposed to a novel environment. The midpoint of DHEA's effect is around 50 mg/kg, a dose similar to that which...
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