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Dynorphin A-(1-17) induces alterations in free fatty acids, excitatory amino acids, and motor function through an opiate-receptor-mediated mechanism.

Bakshi R, Newman AH, Faden AI. Dynorphin A-(1-17) induces alterations in free fatty acids, excitatory amino acids, and motor function through an opiate-receptor-mediated mechanism. J Neurosci. 1990 Dec; 10(12):3793-800.

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