The effect and withdrawal of opium

VB1.1.1.9

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Description

Opiates compete with the body's own endorphins for their receptor binding sites. Endorphins have a dampening influence on a large part of the nerve cells in order to expect physiologically meaningful reactions of the organs of success. Experiment B1.1.1.9 experimentally investigates why, for example, muscle spasms are a consequence of opiate withdrawal.

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1	662200 8	Plug-in board for BIOMODULE
1	662201 4	Power supply for BIOMODULE
1	662211 4	Stimulus source module
1	662232 4	Bioscale, red
1	662233 4	Biocounter
1	662230	Loudspeaker
1	662204	Connection cable
1	662217 4	Synapse module
1	662213 4	Unineuron module
1	662229 4	Muscle module

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B1.1.1.9 The effect and withdrawal of opium (de)

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