Discriminative Stimulus Effects of Naltrexone and Haloperidol in Rats With Chronic, Intermittent Access to Sucrose
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Jewett, David C.
Marek, Morgan A.
Moline, Adam D.
Hadorn-Papke, Damin J.
Vogelsang, Jenna D.
Wallner, Michelle A.
Cyra, Matthew D.
Todd, Justin A.
Moe, Simon M.
Eichstadt, Rachel M.
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Our previous research has shown that naltrexone can
be established as a discriminative stimulus for rats
given daily sucrose solutions and trained under a 3.2
mg/kg training dose (TD). Our current study attempts to
establish naltrexone as a discriminative stimulus under
a 0.32 mg/kg TD.
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University of Wisconsin--Eau Claire Summer Research Experiences for Undergraduates Grant; University of Wisconsin--Eau Claire Research and Creative Activity Grant; Student Differential Tuition; Minnesota Obesity Center; University of Wisconsin--Eau Claire Office of Research and Sponsored Programs