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Brain Receptors and Aging in Relation to Drug Effect,wever, have suitable methods been developed to measure receptors. Developments have flourished particularly on the central nervous system (CNS) where receptors are considered an essential step both for neurotransmission mediated by chemical transmitters and for effects induced by drugs.

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D. A. Belsley,A. Venetoulias,R. E. Welschwever, have suitable methods been developed to measure receptors. Developments have flourished particularly on the central nervous system (CNS) where receptors are considered an essential step both for neurotransmission mediated by chemical transmitters and for effects induced by drugs.