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["Despair" and "escape" behavioral tests in the evaluation of antidepressant activity].

Parshin Va, Golovina Sm, Andreeva Ni

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Antidepressants pyrazidol (pirlindole), incazan, imipramine, nialamide, nomifensine, mianserin were shown to reduce the duration of immobilization in mice in "despair" tests and increase the number of rotations in water "escape" tests.

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Antidepressants pyrazidol (pirlindole), incazan, imipramine, nialamide, nomifensine, mianserin were shown to reduce the duration of immobilization in mice in "despair" tests and increase the number of rotations in water "escape" tests.

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Antidepressants pyrazidol (pirlindole), incazan, imipramine, nialamide, nomifensine, mianserin were shown to reduce the duration of immobilization in mice in "despair" tests and increase the number of rotations in water "escape" tests.

Key concepts: Nialamide, Nomifensine, Imipramine, Mianserin, Antidepressant, Maprotiline, Psychology, Pharmacology

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