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Desipramine in small doses induces antinociception in the increasing temperature hot-plate test, but not in the tail-flick test

Anders Lund

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Key concepts: Desipramine, Tail flick test, Hot plate test, Chemistry, Nociception, Skin temperature, Pharmacology, Anesthesia

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