Antipsychotic compounds show inhibition of the human nicotinic acetylcholine α-7 receptor at high concentrations
Kristen Frederiksen(Mayo Clinic in Florida), Jesper F. Bastlund(Lundbeck (Denmark)), Kim Dekermendjian(Lundbeck (Denmark)), Jonatan FullertonStøier(Lundbeck (Denmark)), John P. Redrobe(Douglas Mental Health University Institute), Christoffer Bundgaard(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Jørgen Eskildsen(Lundbeck (Denmark))
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