Pardeep Ahluwalia, Darshan S. Grewaal, Radhey L. Singhal
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Brain gabaergic and dopaminergic systems following lithium treatment and withdrawal
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1. Changes in dopaminergic and GABAergic systems were examined in several brain regions following short-term lithium administration and subsequent withdrawal.
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2. Lithium administration appears to cause a reduction in turnover of dopamine in most regions examined. In addition, there may be increased turnover of GABA in the midbrain, with decreased GABA outflow in other regions.
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3. Lithium withdrawal resulted in enhanced striatal dopamine turnover, together with a further decrease in dopamine content in other brain regions. With the exception of striatum, GABAergic parameters returned towards control.