A comparison between classes of drugs having phencyclidine-like behavioral properties on dopamine efflux in vitro and dopamine metbolism in vivo

Keyphrases

• Phencyclidine 100%
• Dopamine 100%
• Piperidine 100%
• Dopamine Efflux 100%
• Drug Class 100%
• Behavioral Properties 100%
• Cyclohexyl 80%
• Haloperidol 80%
• Efflux 60%
• Amino 60%
• Nitrophenyl 60%
• Dopamine Metabolism 60%
• Specific Binding 40%
• Dioxolane 40%
• Ketamine 40%
• Benzomorphan 40%
• Striatal Dopamine 40%
• Striatal 20%
• Striatum 20%
• Opiate Receptors 20%
• Behavioral Tests 20%
• Metabolism in Vivo 20%
• Ethyl 20%
• Sigma-1 Receptor 20%
• 6-hydroxydopamine Lesion 20%
• Discriminative Stimulus 20%
• Substantia Nigra 20%
• Arylcycloalkylamines 20%
• Dopamine Release 20%
• Naphthyl 20%
• Rank Order 20%
• Cortical Membranes 20%
• Behavioral Similarity 20%
• Relative Potency 20%
• Stimulus Properties 20%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Effusion 100%
• Phencyclidine 100%
• N Allylnormetazocine 100%
• Piperidine 83%
• 4 (para chlorophenyl) 1 [3 (para fluorobenzoyl)propyl] 4 piperidinol 66%
• Dopamine Receptor Stimulating Agent 50%
• Etoxadrol 50%
• Levoxadrol 50%
• Dexoxadrol 50%
• Ketamine 33%
• 1,3 Dioxolane Derivative 33%
• Ethylketazocine 33%
• Sigma Opiate Receptor 33%
• Benzomorphan Derivative 16%
• Oxidopamine 16%
• Naphthalene 16%
• Benzomorphan 16%

Neuroscience

• In Vivo 100%
• Phencyclidine 100%
• In Vitro 100%
• Piperidine 100%
• Haloperidol 80%
• Metabolic Pathway 60%
• Dopaminergic 40%
• Ketamine 40%
• Sigma Receptor 40%
• Dioxolanes 40%
• Striatum 20%
• Dopamine Agonist 20%
• Substantia nigra 20%
• Oxidopamine 20%
• Dopamine Release 20%
• Naphthalene 20%