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particularly interested in the CNS effects of re .eted grand-—
mal convulsions (as in electroshock ﬂumpy [ECT ) when I
reviewed the available biodxemistry in 1959—60 and again in
1965 , I enpimsized dwlinergic molmisms because the data was
available; and because of my special ecperiences with anticholimrgic
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