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Acute administration of tricycTic as well as MAOinhibiting antidepressants most often decreased aggressive behavior of isolated mice, rats in competition tests, or rats rendered irritable by neurotoxicity or neural lesions, often only at sedative and motor-impairing doses {e.g., DaVanzo et al., 1966; Sofia, 1969b; Isel et al., 1988; Ise! and Mandel, 19891.
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