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Substantia Nigra Corpus Striatum Subthalamic Nucleus Caudate Nucleus Brain Globus Pallidus Lewy Bodies Penis Neurons Putamen

Organisms1

Rats, Sprague-Dawley

Diseases14

Crohn Disease Parkinson Disease Parkinson Disease, Secondary Parkinsonian Disorders Catalepsy Dyskinesia, Drug-Induced MPTP Poisoning Gaucher Disease Celiac Disease Alzheimer Disease Kidney Failure, Chronic Multiple System Atrophy Erectile Dysfunction Lewy Body Disease

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Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment7

Duodenoscopy Startle Reaction Administration, Sublingual Deep Brain Stimulation Case-Control Studies Infusion Pumps Injections, Subcutaneous

Psychiatry and Psychology7

Stereotyped Behavior Startle Reaction Motor Activity Behavior, Animal Alzheimer Disease Erectile Dysfunction Lewy Body Disease

Phenomena and Processes7

Penile Erection Startle Reaction Sensory Gating Yawning Motor Activity Dose-Response Relationship, Drug Time Factors

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Case-Control Studies

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