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Tricordrazine

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Tricordrazine was a drug that, in low dosages, could stimulate neural activity. (TNG episode: "Shades of Gray")

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In the year 2378, Lieutenant Commander Data suggested that tricordrazine from the first aid kit could be used to revive Ghissel. This substance is normally delivered by hypospray. (ST - A Time to... novel: A Time to Be Born)

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