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Pharmidex will be attending this years FENS neuroscience conference, where the CNS team will be presenting a poster.

Pharmidex will presenting "Dopamine metabolism in striatum, and rearing behaviour, suggest different significance on the attenuation of nicotine-induced changes on total locomotor activity for Varenicline and Baclofen." 


The Abstract number for our presentation is F18-2414ABSTRACT. For more information please come and find our presentation as stated below!


Session Name: C. DISORDERS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM - C.15.l Psychiatric disorders: Addiction and drugs of abuse - part II


Date: 8 July 2018


Session Time: 14:00 - 17:30


Poster Board Number: C169

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