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Dynorphin (1-17): Lack of analgesia but evidence for non-opiate electrophysiological and motor effects
Walker, J. Michael; Moises, Hylan C.; Coy, David H.; Young, Elizabeth A.; Watson, Stanley J.; Akil, Huda
2006-04-07
Citation:Walker, J. Michael, Moises, Hylan C., Coy, David H., Young, Elizabeth A., Watson, Stanley J., Akil, Huda ()."Dynorphin (1-17): Lack of analgesia but evidence for non-opiate electrophysiological and motor effects." Life Sciences 31(16-17): 1821-1824. <http://hdl.handle.net/2027.42/23835>
Abstract: Dynorphin and an opiate-inactive fragment des-Tyr-dynorphin produced similar effects on EEG, motor function and hippocampal unit firing. Naloxone had no effect on the actions of dynorphin in these systems and dynorphin failed to produce analgesia upon central administration. These results suggest that dynorphin has a pharmacological character that differs significantly from the classic narcotics.