Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior

Dopamine D₂ Receptors: A Potential Pharmacological Target for Nomifensine and Tranylcypromine But Not Other Antidepressant Treatments
pp. 565-569(5)
Authors: Martin K.F.; Phillips I.; Cheetham S.C.; Heal D.J.

Differential Effects of Midazolam and Zolpidem on Sleep-Wake States and Epileptic Activity in WAG/Rij Rats
pp. 571-576(6)
Authors: Depoortere H.; Francon D.; van Luijtelaar E.L.J.M.; Drinkenburg W.H.I.M.; Coenen A.M.L.

Effects of an Anti--Endorphin Serum on Tonic Immobility in Rabbits
pp. 577-579(3)
Authors: Aloisi A.M.; Panerai A.E.; Carli G.

Neuronal Antioxidant System and MPTP-Induced Oxidative Stress in the Striatum and Brain Stem of the Rat
pp. 581-592(12)
Authors: Desole M.S.; Miele M.; Esposito G.; Fresu L.G.; Migheli R.; Zangani D.; Sircana S.; Grella G.; Miele E.

Intracerebroventricularly Infused Angiotensin II or III do not Alter Voluntary Alcohol Intake in Rats
pp. 593-599(7)
Authors: Grupp L.A.; Harding S.

Gender Differences in the Effects of Haloperidol on Avoidance Conditioning in Mice
pp. 601-609(9)
Authors: Arenas M.C.; Parra A.; Simon V.M.

Effects of Highly Selective -Opioid Agonists on EEG Power Spectra and Behavioural Correlates in Conscious Rats
pp. 611-616(6)
Authors: Campi C.C.; Clarke G.D.

Dihydrexidine, a Full D₁ Dopamine Receptor Agonist, Induces Rotational Asymmetry in Hemiparkinsonian Monkeys
pp. 617-622(6)
Authors: Johnson B.J.; Peacock V.; Schneider J.S.

Effect of YM796, a Novel Muscarinic Agonist, on the Impairment of Passive Avoidance Response in Senescence-Accelerated Mice
pp. 623-626(4)
Authors: Suzuki M.; Yamaguchi T.; Ozawa Y.; Iwai A.; Yamamoto M.

Responses of Antioxidant System to Acute and Trained Exercise in Rat Heart Subcellular Fractions
pp. 627-634(8)
Authors: Somani S.M.; Frank S.; Rybak L.P.

Anticonflict Effect of MK-801 in Rats: Time Course and Chronic Treatment Studies
pp. 635-640(6)
Authors: Xie Z.C.; Buckner E.; Commissaris R.L.

Ineffectiveness of Hypothalamic Serotonin to Block Neuropeptide Y-Induced Feeding
pp. 641-646(6)
Authors: Brown C.M.; Coscina D.V.

Behavioral and Pharmacological Assessment of Butyrylcholinesterase in Rats
pp. 647-654(8)
Authors: Genovese R.F.; Doctor B.P.

Spinal GABA Receptors Mediate Brain Delta Opioid Analgesia in Swiss Webster Mice
pp. 655-659(5)
Authors: Rady J.J.; Fujimoto J.M.

Discriminative Stimulus Effects of Cocaine in Squirrel Monkeys: Lack of Antagonism by the Dopamine D₂ Partial Agonists Terguride, SDZ 208-911, and SDZ 208-912
pp. 661-665(5)
Author: Spealman R.D.

AF150(S): A New Functionally Selective M₁ Agonist Improves Cognitive Performance in Rats
pp. 667-674(8)
Authors: Brandeis R.; Sapir M.; Hafif N.; Abraham S.; Oz N.; Stein E.; Fisher A.

Analgesia Produced by Immobilization Stress and an Enkephalinase Inhibitor in Amphibians
pp. 675-680(6)
Authors: Stevens C.W.; Sangha S.; Ogg B.G.

Dopaminergic Drugs in the Medial Preoptic Area and Nucleus Accumbens: Effects on Motor Activity, Sexual Motivation, and Sexual Performance
pp. 681-686(6)
Authors: Moses J.; Loucks J.A.; Watson H.L.; Matuszewich L.; Hull E.M.

Effects of Monoamine Reuptake Inhibitors on Cocaine Self-Administration in Rats
pp. 687-692(6)
Author: Tella S.R.

Is Epibatidine Really Analgesic? Dissociation of the Activity, Temperature, and Analgesic Effects of (+/-)-Epibatidine
pp. 693-698(6)
Authors: Bannon A.W.; Gunther K.L.; Decker M.W.

Rat Strain Differences in the Potentiation of Morphine-Induced Analgesia by Stress
pp. 699-703(5)
Authors: Woolfolk D.R.; Holtzman S.G.

Effects of Centrally Administered Neuropeptides on Discriminative Stimulus Properties of Cocaine in the Rat
pp. 705-708(4)
Authors: Ukai M.; Mori E.; Kameyama T.

Amantadine Stimulates Sexual Behavior in Male Rats
pp. 709-714(6)
Authors: Ferraz M.R.; Santos R.

Antinociceptive Effect of d-Aspartic Acid in Mice
pp. 715-719(5)
Authors: Onat F.; Toker F.; Aslan N.; Oktay S.; Berkman K.

Prenatal Lorazepam Exposure: 4. Persistent Alterations in Pentylenetetrazole-Induced Seizure Threshhold and GABA-Dependent Chloride Uptake After Prenatal Lorazepam Exposure
pp. 721-724(4)
Authors: Koff J.M.; Miller L.G.

Exercise Attenuates Oral Intake of Amphetamine in Rats
pp. 725-729(5)
Authors: Kanarek R.B.; Marks-Kaufman R.; D'Anci K.E.; Przypek J.

Changes in Rat Brain Cannabinoid Binding Sites After Acute or Chronic Exposure to Their Endogenous Agonist, Anandamide, or to ⁹-Tetrahydrocannabinol
pp. 731-737(7)
Authors: Romero J.; Garcia L.; Fernandez-Ruiz J.J.; Cebeira M.; Ramos J.A.

Physostigmine, But Not 3,4-Diaminopyridine, Improves Radial Maze Performance in Memory-Impaired Rats
pp. 739-746(8)
Authors: Beninger R.J.; Wirsching B.A.; Mallet P.E.; Jhamandas K.; Boegman R.J.

Effects of Prolonged Selenium Deficiency on Open Field Behavior and Morris Water Maze Performance in Mice
pp. 747-752(6)
Authors: Watanabe C.; Satoh H.

Response of Kynurenine Pathway Enzymes to Pregnancy and Dietary Level of Vitamin B-6
pp. 753-758(6)
Authors: van de Kamp J.L.; Smolen A.

Discriminative Stimulus Effects of Cocaine: Antagonism by Dopamine D₁ Receptor Blockade in the Amygdala
pp. 759-766(8)
Authors: Callahan P.M.; Bryan S.K.; Cunningham K.A.

Rearing Conditions Alter Social Reactivity and D₁ Dopamine Receptors in High- and Low-Aggressive Mice
pp. 767-773(7)
Authors: Gariepy J.-L.; Gendreau P.L.; Mailman R.B.; Tancer M.; Lewis M.H.

Tyrosine Hydroxylase Expression in Rat Adrenal Medulla: Influence of Age and Cold
pp. 775-780(6)
Authors: Tumer N.; Larochelle J.S.

Differential Effects of NMDA Receptor and Dopamine Receptor Antagonists on Cocaine Toxicities
pp. 781-788(8)
Authors: Marley R.J.; Shimosato K.; Saito T.

Catecholamine Stimulation and the Response to Behavioral Challenge in Wistar Rats
pp. 789-794(6)
Author: Haller J.

Anxiogenic Effects of a -Carboline on Tonic Immobility and Open Field Behavior in Chickens (Gallus gallus)
pp. 795-798(4)
Author: Moriarty D.D.

Modification of Cocaine Sensitization by Dopamine D₁ and D₂ Receptor Antagonists in Terms of Ambulation in Mice
pp. 799-805(7)
Author: Kuribara H.

Gender and Estrous Cycle Effects of the 5-HT_1A Agonist, 8-OH-DPAT, on Hypothalamic Serotonin
pp. 807-813(7)
Authors: Maswood S.; Stewart G.; Uphouse L.

Flumazenil May Attenuate Some Subjective Effects of Nitrous Oxide in Humans: A Preliminary Report
pp. 815-819(5)
Authors: Zacny J.P.; Yajnik S.; Coalson D.; Lichtor J.L.; Apfelbaum J.L.; Rupani G.; Young C.; Thapar P.; Klafta J.

Effects of Buspirone on the Immune Response to Stress in Mice
pp. 821-825(5)
Authors: Freire-Garabal M.; Nunez-Iglesias M.J.; Balboa J.L.; Fernandez-Rial J.C.; Rey-Mendez M.

Intravenous Cocaine Self-Administration in the C57BL/6J Mouse
pp. 827-834(8)
Authors: Grahame N.J.; Phillips T.J.; Burkhart-Kasch S.; Cunningham C.L.

Serotonin-3 Receptor and Ethanol-Stimulated Dopamine Release in the Nucleus Accumbens
pp. 835-842(8)
Authors: Campbell A.D.; McBride W.J.

K-Channel Blockers Attenuate the Presynaptic Effects of the D₂D₃ Agonist Quinpirole in Monkeys
pp. 843-848(6)
Authors: Rosenzweig-Lipson S.; Barrett J.E.

Behavioral Characteristics of SART-Stressed Mice in the Forced Swim Test and Drug Action
pp. 849-853(5)
Authors: Hata T.; Itoh E.; Nishikawa H.

Selective Antinociceptive Effect of Excitatory Amino Acid Antagonists in Intact and Acute Spinal Rats
pp. 855-860(6)
Authors: Sullivan N.H.; White M.; Advokat C.; Rutherford D.

Reversal of 6HD-Induced Neonatal Brain Catecholamine Depletion After Operant Training
pp. 861-867(7)
Authors: Tessel R.E.; Schroeder S.R.; Loupe P.S.; Stodgell C.J.

FR Discrimination Training Effects in SHR and Microencephalic Rats
pp. 869-876(8)
Authors: Loupe P.S.; Schroeder S.R.; Tessel R.E.

Immune-Modulatory Drugs Alter Candida albicans-Induced Sleep Patterns in Rabbits
pp. 877-884(8)
Author: Toth L.A.

CRF Effect on Thyroid Function Is Not Mediated by Feeding Behavior in Goldfish
pp. 885-890(6)
Authors: De Pedro N.; Gancedo B.; Alonso-Gomez A.L.; Delgado M.J.; Alonso-Bedate M.

Cross-Tolerance Between Ethanol and Neurotensin in Mice Selectively Bred for Ethanol Sensitivity
pp. 891-899(9)
Authors: Erwin V.G.; Campbell A.D.; Myers R.; Womer D.E.

The NMDA Receptor and Cocaine: Evidence that MK-801 Can Induce Behavioral Sensitization Effects
pp. 901-908(8)
Authors: Carey R.J.; Huiliang D.; Krost M.; Huston J.P.

MK-801 Alters the GABA_A Receptor Complex and Potentiates Flurazepam's Antiseizure Efficacy
pp. 909-915(7)
Authors: Deutsch S.I.; Park C.H.; Lukacs L.G.; Morn C.; Koetzner L.; Mastropaolo J.

Holeboard Maze-Learning Deficits and Brain Monoaminergic Neurotransmitter Concentrations in Rats After Intracerebroventricular Injection of 3-Bromopyruvate
pp. 917-922(6)
Authors: Froelich L.; A. D.; Hoyer S.

Relationship Between Histamine Receptors in the Brain and Diazepam-Induced Hyperphagia in Rats
pp. 923-927(5)
Authors: Naruse T.; Ishii R.

NS-3(CG3703), a TRH analog, Ameliorates Scopolamine-Induced Memory Disruption in Rats
pp. 929-934(6)
Authors: Ogasawara T.; Nakagawa Y.; Ukai Y.; Tamura M.; Kimura K.

Effects of MCI-225 on Memory and Glucose Utilization in Basal Forebrain-Lesioned Rats
pp. 935-939(5)
Authors: Egawa M.; Komatsu T.; Saito K.-I.; Eguchi J.; Iwai K.; Yuasa T.

Caffeine Withdrawal Symptoms and Self-Administration Following Caffeine Deprivation
pp. 941-945(5)
Authors: Mitchell S.H.; de Wit H.; Zacny J.P.

Environmental Lighting Alters the Infection Process in an Animal Model of AIDS
pp. 947-952(6)
Authors: McEachron D.L.; Tumas K.M.; Blank K.J.; Prystowsky M.B.

Reinforcing and Discriminative Stimulus Effects of -CIT in Rhesus Monkeys
pp. 953-956(4)
Authors: Weed M.R.; Mackevicius A.S.; Kebabian J.; Woolverton W.L.