LSD-Induced Decrease in Serum Prolactin in Rats
Experimental Biology and Medicine September 1, 1971 S. K. Quadri, J. Meites 7 citations
SummaryA single ip injection of 25, 50, or 100 μg of LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide)/100 g of body weight into female rats on the morning of proestrus significantly decreased serum prolactin levels, and prevented the normal rise observed in control rats on the afternoon of proestrus. The 100-μg dose of LSD produced a significantly greater decrease in serum prolactin than the 25-μg dose. This...