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Effects of chronic lithium administration on concanavalin A binding to plasma membranes from the corpus striatum of rat brain

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The effects of chronic in vivo lithium administration on mannose-containing components of plasma membranes from rat corpus striatum were examined by a3H-concanavalin A binding displacement method. No difference in Con A binding was observed between sodium or lithium-treated rats during a 1-month period.

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We thank Dr S. Gershon of this research unit for his encouragement and support during these studies.

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Segarnick, D.J., Traficante, L.J., Maple, W.T. et al. Effects of chronic lithium administration on concanavalin A binding to plasma membranes from the corpus striatum of rat brain. Experientia 35, 655–656 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01960380

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