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Amygdaloid catecholaminergic mechanisms involved in suppressive effects of electroconvulsive shock on duration of immobility in rat forced to swim

Electroconvulsive ShockNeurophysiologyNeuroanatomySuppressive EffectsPhysiologyAffective NeuroscienceMedicineNeuroendocrine MechanismNeurotransmissionNeurologyNeuroscienceNervous SystemElectrophysiologyCentral Nervous SystemAmygdaloid Catecholaminergic MechanismsSocial Sciences