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                  <text>July 6, 1971
Dr. Jonathan U. Cole

Boston State dospitel
Boston, Massachusetts
Dear Jon,
Don Shapiro and I have reviewed the comments on our report,
“EEG Profiles of Fenfluraninc, Amobarbital and Dextroamphetsmine

in Normal Volunteers“ (Ar785), and thank you for them.
The figures do represent our data as well as we have found,
but the reviewer may be correct in asking that the ordinate be

clarified.
be

better

Would "Standard Score Based on Pre~Drug Mean and Sigma"
than “Difference from Pre~Medicstion Mean”? If this is

better, the printer

can change these

in the glossy prints in the

will have the figures remcaptioned.

original; or, we
I believe Table 11 does show something better than the text,
and I would like it published.
"Your comments on page 5 are most helpful. We have rewritten
the paragraph, and have inserted a corrected page 5.
The second reviewer asked about order effects for fenflursmins
when it was introduced st.the end of the series in some subjects.
We examined our data for order e~fects and found none for drugs, but
did for differences in the first records from subsequent records
(pg. 7). The first session effect (similar to the first night
effect in sleep EEG research) was accounted for, however, by the
random drug assignment.

of female subjects was a problem. we found that the
women (due to the
variability of prs~drug records was higher in and
male
this observation
subjects,
menstrual cycle?) then in our
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July 6, 1971

action of fenfluramine is

is of great interest.
for your

support of our programs.

prompt

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for your continued

Please advise as to the figures.
My

best regards.
Sincerely yours,
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