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• Transient reduction of cerebral blood flow leads to longlasting increase in GABA content in vulnerable structures and decreased susceptibility to bicuculline induced seizures.

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• Gamma-vinyl GABA: comparison of neurochemical and anticonvulsant effects in mice.

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• Alterations in synaptosomal neurotransmitter amino acids in "petit-mal" rats at a daytime and a nighttime.

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• The benzodiazepines and inosine antagonize caffeine-induced seizures.

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