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HCL1 — PRL

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Quadri et al., Neuroendocrinology 1978 : The local anesthetic ( lidocaine HCl ) had no effect, but the general anesthetics ( ketamine HCl and sodium pentobarbital ) significantly increased serum Prl levels in intact animals
Scammell et al., Lab Anim Sci 1992 : We examined the effect of ketamine HCl , an anesthetic that has been shown to elevate serum prolactin levels in other primates, on prolactin secretion in squirrel monkeys
Simpkins et al., Neuroendocrinology 1991 : The luteinizing hormone ( LH ) suppression and prolactin (PRL) secretion induced by morphine was blocked by both nalmefene HCl and its methyliodide analogue, indicating that the opioid receptor type which mediates both responses is located outside the BBB ... We observed that basal PRL levels were reduced by nalmefene HCl but not by nalmefene methyliodide indicating that basal PRL secretion is influenced by opioid neurons inside the BBB
Lal et al., Acta Psychiatr Scand 1979 : Naloxone HCl ( 0.8 mg intravenously ; n=9 ) or levallorphan tartrate ( 0.25 mg subcutaneously ; n=5 ) had no effect on basal prolactin or growth hormone secretion in normal men
Laakmann et al., Life Sci 1982 : The effect of bupropion HCL ( Wellbatrin ), a new anti-depressant, on the secretion of GH and PRL in healthy male subjects and male hyperprolactinaemic patients was studied