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The new tripeptoid neurotensin analog dilept selectively affects dopamine turnover in nucleus accumbens and hypothalamus by Retiunskaia, M V, Kudrin, V S, Klodt, P M, Us, K S, Gudasheva, T A, Ostrovskaia, R U

“…The effects of dilept (N-caproyl-L-prolyl-L-tyrosine methyl ester) - a new peptidomimetic of neurotensine - on the level of monoamines and their main…”
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Dilept: a tripeptoid neurotensin analog combining neuroleptic activity with positive mnemotropic action by Ostrovskaia, R U, Retiunskaia, M V, Guzevatykh, L S, Gudasheva, T A, Voronina, T A, Seredin, S B

“…The effect of N-caproyl-L-prolyl-L-tyrosine methyl ester (GZR-123, Dilept), a new antipsychotic drug with a dipeptide structure, on cognitive functions was…”
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