Central action of sanumgerman in mice.
In the behavioral and biochemical investigations performed on Albino Swiss mice it was found that sanumgerman possessed inhibitory properties on the CNS. The mechanism of this action seems to be connected with depression of central catecholaminergic and a stimulation of central serotoninergic neurons.
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