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The number of studies used the whole of brain homogenates [27,84,88,91,92,96,103,115], cerebral cortex [33,36,78,81,83,85,89,95,97,98,99,101,104,106,107,108,112], hippocampus [27,28,33,56,79,84,85,86,87,92,102,113,114], striatum [36,76,80,82,94,100,108,109,110], cerebellum [77,85], forebrains [90], hypothalamus [75,93], circumventricular organs [75], spinal cord [105,111], cerebral hemisphere, brain stem, diencephalon [77], pituitary gland [96], neural circuits [116], and rhopalia [117]

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