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Psilocin: Effects on Behaviour and Brain Serotonin in Mice

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    ROBERT L. COLLINS,  J. MARK ORDY &  THADDEUS SAMORAJSKI

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COLLINS, R., ORDY, J. & SAMORAJSKI, T. Psilocin: Effects on Behaviour and Brain Serotonin in Mice. Nature 209, 785–787 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1038/209785a0

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