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DAILY VERSUS INTERMITTENT HALOPERIDOL ADMINISTRATION: EFFECTS ON CATALEPSY OF MICE

José Francisco Navarro, Juan M. Manzaneque, Mercedes Martín‐López, Francisca M. Vera

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It is a well-established fact that halope-ridol, a classic neuroleptic drug, produces catalepsy after acute treatment to experi-

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It is a well-established fact that halope-ridol, a classic neuroleptic drug, produces catalepsy after acute treatment to experi-

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It is a well-established fact that halope-ridol, a classic neuroleptic drug, produces catalepsy after acute treatment to experi-

Key concepts: Catalepsy, Haloperidol, Pharmacology, Sensitization, Medicine, Drug administration, Anesthesia, Saline

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