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Structure-dependent, selective localization of chlorinated xenobiotics in the cerebellum and other brain structures

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Remarkable regional distribution patterns of some chlorinated xenobiotics in the CNS are described.

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  1. Department of Toxicology, University of Uppsala, BMC, Box 573, S-75123, Uppsala, Sweden

    K. Bergman, I. Brandt, L. -E. Appelgren & P. Slanina

  2. Department of Pharmacology, Swedish University of Agriculatural Sciences, BMC, Box 573, S-75123, Uppsala, Sweden

    K. Bergman, I. Brandt, L. -E. Appelgren & P. Slanina

  3. Toxicology Laboratory, National Food Administration, Box 622, S-75126, Uppsala, Sweden

    K. Bergman, I. Brandt, L. -E. Appelgren & P. Slanina

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We thank Dr Åke Bergman, Wallenberg Laboratory, University of Stockholm, Stockholm, for the synthesis of compounds IV and V. The studies were supported by the Swedish Work Environment Fund (grants nos 73/169 and 74/181) and by the Research Committee of the National Swedish Environment Protection Board (grant no. 7-27/79).

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Bergman, K., Brandt, I., Appelgren, L.E. et al. Structure-dependent, selective localization of chlorinated xenobiotics in the cerebellum and other brain structures. Experientia 37, 1184–1185 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01989909

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