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Comparative Study
. 1979 Jul 15;35(7):886-7.
doi: 10.1007/BF01955130.

The effects of dopaminergic blocking agents on the glucose tolerance test in 6 humans and 6 dogs

F Lechin, E Coll-García, B van der Dijs, A Bentolila, F Peña, C Rivas
Comparative Study

The effects of dopaminergic blocking agents on the glucose tolerance test in 6 humans and 6 dogs

F Lechin et al. Experientia. .

Abstract

Pre-treatment with low doses of sulpiride, an atypical dopaminergic blocking agent, but not haloperidol, a classical dopaminergic blocking agent, decreased tolerance to glucose and increased blood serotonin levels in 6 normal humans and 6 normal dogs investigated.

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