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Conditioning, Operant (Latest Articles)
Latest indexed articles for 'Conditioning, Operant'
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Keep cool: memory is retained during hibernation in Alpine marmots.
21 Apr 2009
Hibernators display severe changes in brain structure during deep torpor, including alterations in synaptic constitution. To address a possible effect on long-term memory, we examined learning behavior and memory of the hibernator Marmota marmota. ...
rec_pub_19393672-keep-cool-memory-retained-hibernation-alpine-marmots.htm
20 Apr 2009
Varenicline, a partial alpha4beta2 and full alpha7 nicotinic receptor agonist, has been shown to inhibit nicotine self-administration and nicotine-induced increases in extracellular dopamine in the nucleus accumbens. In the present study, we ...
rec_pub_19393252-varenicline-attenuates-nicotine-enhanced-brain-stimulation-reward.htm
20 Apr 2009
Vulnerability to the addictive effects of drugs of abuse varies among individuals, but the biological basis of these differences are poorly known. This work tries to increase this knowledge by comparing the brain proteome of animals with different ...
rec_pub_19393250-proteomic-analysis-nucleus-accumbens-rats-different-vulnerability.htm
Dominant rats are natural risk takers and display increased motivation for food reward.
20 Apr 2009
Risk-taking behavior is a vital aspect mediating the formation of social structure in animals. Here, we utilized the visible burrow system (VBS), a model in which rats form dominance hierarchies, to test the hypothesis that dominant rats in the VBS ...
rec_pub_19393296-dominant-rats-natural-risk-takers-display-increased-motivation-food.htm
15 Apr 2009
The Lewis (LEW) and Fischer 344 (F344) rat strains have been used as a model to study genetic vulnerability to drug addiction and they differ in their dopaminergic systems. We have studied the variation in the D1-like and D2-like receptors in ...
rec_pub_19376142-strain-differences-lewis-fischer-344-rats-modulation-dopaminergic.htm
15 Apr 2009
Escalation of drug self-administration is a consequence of extended drug access and is thought to be specifically related to addiction, but few studies have investigated whether intake of non-drug reinforcers may also escalate with extended-access. ...
rec_pub_19376153-escalation-food-maintained-responding-sensitivity-locomotor-stimulant.htm
Juvenile methylphenidate exposure and factors that influence incentive processing.
15 Apr 2009
Methylphenidate (MPH) is one of the few psychotropic agents approved for use in pediatric populations, underscoring the importance of elucidating any long-term consequences following exposure to this agent. Here, we examined the influence of several ...
rec_pub_19372691-juvenile-methylphenidate-exposure-factors-influence-incentive.htm
12 Apr 2009
RATIONALE: Psychostimulant abuse has been linked to impairments in cost-benefit decision making. OBJECTIVE: We assessed the effects of repeated amphetamine (AMPH) treatment in rodents on two distinct forms of decision making. MATERIALS AND METHODS: ...
rec_pub_19365622-perturbations-different-forms-cost-benefit-decision-making-induced.htm
12 Apr 2009
RATIONALE: The transition from infrequent and controlled cocaine use to dependence may involve enduring changes in neurobiology as a consequence of persistent drug use. OBJECTIVE: The present study utilized an intravenous drug self-administration ...
rec_pub_19365621-effects-cocaine-self-administration-history-limited-extended-access.htm
18-Methoxycoronaridine blocks acquisition but enhances reinstatement of a cocaine place preference.
9 Apr 2009
The iboga alkaloid congener, 18-methoxycoronaridine (18-MC), decreases self-administration of multiple drugs of abuse. Here, in a biased procedure, we investigated whether 18-MC would have a similar effect on the acquisition, expression and ...
rec_pub_19442876-18-methoxycoronaridine-blocks-acquisition-enhances-reinstatement.htm
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