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sedative A sedative is a drug in a class of compounds that can change behavior and interact with many proteins in the nervous system.

A sedative is a drug in a class of compounds that can change behavior and interact with many proteins in the nervous system. In this source, sedative drugs are described as having distinct effects on neuronal motor machinery and mitochondrial movement.

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Drafting source: Dubey Priya; Datta Roshni; Eckenhoff Roderic G; Bedell Victoria M. In vivo changes in zebrafish anesthetic sensitivity in response to the loss of kif5Aa are associated with the alteration of mitochondrial motility. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0316959; article XML SHA-256 1221642521b130f9f9017fe97492b42902b1414eb7013694048f1a2e3664b18a. “In vivo changes in zebrafish anesthetic sensitivity in response to the loss of kif5Aa are associated with the alteration of mitochondrial motility” (10.1371/journal.pone.0316959).
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