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enkephalin

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enkephalin , one of several naturally occurring morphinelike substances ( endorphins ) released from nerve endings of the central nervous system and the adrenal medulla. They act as analgesics and sedatives in the body and appear to affect mood and motivation.

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enkephalin

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enkephalin (en-kef-ă-lin) n. see encephalin.

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