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Inhibition of MAO-B Increases GABA

Posted by pat c. on November 3, 2001, at 20:44:47

This link says that Nardil (Phenelzine) elevates GABA.

It also says that MAO-B is the primary MAO that is inhibited by Nardil to cause this elevation of GABA.

What I'm not sure about is that the article says that Deprenyl (MAO-B inhibitor) was used to prove this theory. Since Deprenyl reduced the GABA-elevating action of rats that were on Nardil, this proves MAO-B is the real MAO in play here? How can two MAOIs counteract each other? And why would that prove MAO-B is the primary MAO to be inhibted in order to raise GABA.

Thanks.

Pat

http://biopsychiatry.com/phengaba.htm


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