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Ibogalogs reduce acute and chronic headache-like behaviours in rodents by different co-modulatory mechanisms involving 5-HT
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The main objective of this work is to assess whether ibogalogs decrease headache-like behaviors in rats using the cortical spreading depression (CSD) and medication overuse headache (MOH) models. The CSD and MOH results showed that tabernanthalog (TBG), ibogainalog (IBG), and ibogaminalog (DM506) significantly decreased allodynia induced by acute injection of KCl or repetitive administration of sumatriptan. The effect of ibogalogs in the CSD model was sex-independent. The observed effects lasted 6-8 h, with TBG showing comparatively higher efficacy in both models. We also assessed the potential role of serotonin type 2 receptor (5-HT
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