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Behavioral Reversal of Lithium Effects by Four Inositol Isomers Correlates Perfectly with Biochemical Effects on the PI Cycle:: Depletion by Chronic Lithium of Brain …Belmaker et al., 1998
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- Belmaker R
- Agam G
- Van Calker D
- Richards M
- Kofman O
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- Neuropsychopharmacology
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The inositol depletion hypothesis of lithium (Li) action has been criticized, because depletion of inositol after chronic Li treatment has not been reproducible, effects of inositol to reverse Li-induced behaviors occurred also with epi-inositol, a unnatural isomer, and because …
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