Tolerance to the tremorogenic effects of harmaline: Evidence for altered olivo-cerebellar function

Administration of the beta-carboline alkaloid, harmaline, causes the neurons of the inferior olive to fire synchronously and to act as a pacemaker for the generation of tremor. Rats treated daily with harmaline showed a progressive loss of drug-induced tremor. This tolerance was long-lasting and spe...

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