Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior

Differential subjective effects of d-amphetamine by gender, hormone levels and menstrual cycle phase
pp. 729-741(13)
Authors: White T.L.; Justice A.J.H.; de Wit H.

Vaginal lavage attenuates cocaine-stimulated activity and establishes place preference in rats
pp. 743-752(10)
Authors: Walker Q.D.; Nelson C.J.; Smith D.; Kuhn C.M.

Reevaluation of PNU-99194A discriminative stimulus effects - Potentiation by both a D₂ antagonist and a D₃/D₂ agonist
pp. 753-758(6)
Authors: Baker L.E.; Prus A.J.

Prenatal protein malnutrition enhances stimulus control by CDP, but not a CDP/THIP combination in rats
pp. 759-767(9)
Authors: Shultz P.L.; Galler J.R.; Tonkiss J.

Effects of cocaine and putative atypical antipsychotics on rat social behavior - An ethopharmacological study
pp. 769-778(10)
Authors: Rademacher D.J.; Schuyler A.L.; Kruschel C.K.; Steinpreis R.E.

Sigma sites mediate DTG-evoked hypothermia in rats
pp. 779-786(8)
Authors: Rawls S.M.; Baron D.A.; Geller E.B.; Adler M.W.

Asymmetric serial interactions between ethanol and cocaine in taste aversion learning
pp. 787-795(9)
Authors: Grakalic I.; Riley A.L.

Effects of N-acetylcysteine on macrophage and lymphocyte functions in a mouse model of premature ageing
pp. 797-804(8)
Authors: Puerto M.; Guayerbas N.; Vctor V.M.; De la Fuente M.

Effects of melatonin injection on running-wheel activity and body temperature differ by the time of day
pp. 805-811(7)
Authors: Isobe Y.; Torri T.; Konishi E.; Fujioi J.

Iron deficiency in rats decreases acquisition of and suppresses responding for cocaine
pp. 813-819(7)
Authors: Jones B.C.; Wheeler D.S.; Beard J.L.; Grigson P.S.

Genetic variation in morphine analgesic tolerance - A survey of 11 inbred mouse strains
pp. 821-828(8)
Authors: Kest B.; Hopkins E.; Palmese C.A.; Adler M.; Mogil J.S.

Effects of anticholinergics on serial-probe recognition accuracy of rhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta)
pp. 829-834(6)
Authors: Myers T.M.; Galbicka G.; Sipos M.L.; Varadi S.; Oubre J.L.; Clark M.G.

Behavioral sensitization to amphetamine follows chronic administration of the CB₁ agonist WIN 55,212-2 in Lewis rats
pp. 835-842(8)
Authors: Muschamp J.W.; Siviy S.M.

Behavioral effects of aminochrome and dopachrome injected in the rat substantia nigra
pp. 843-850(8)
Authors: Daz-Veliz G.; Mora S.; Dossi M.T.; Gomez P.; Arriagada C.; Montiel J.; Aboitiz F.; Segura-Aguilar J.

Effects of pentylenetetrazol-induced kindling of seizures on rat emotional behavior and brain monoaminergic systems
pp. 851-861(11)
Authors: Szyndler J.; Rok P.; Maciejak P.; Walkowiak J.; Czlonkowska A.I.; Sienkiewicz-Jarosz H.; Wislowska A.; Zienowicz M.; Lehner M.; Bidzinski A.; Kostowski W.; Plaznik A.

Age-related changes in the antinociception induced by taurine in mice
pp. 863-867(5)
Authors: Serrano M.I.; Goicoechea C.; Serrano J.S.; Serrano-Martino M.C.; Sanchez E.; Martn M.I.

Dopamine antagonists during parturition disrupt maternal care and the retention of maternal behavior in rats
pp. 869-875(7)
Authors: Byrnes E.M.; Rigero B.A.; Bridges R.S.

Tolerance and sensitization to the locomotor-activating effects of cocaine are mediated via independent mechanisms
pp. 877-882(6)
Authors: Izenwasser S.; French D.

Pharmacokinetic differences of morphine and morphine-glucuronides are reflected in locomotor activity
pp. 883-892(10)
Authors: Handal M.; Grung M.; Skurtveit S.; Ripel .; Morland J.

A comparative study in rodents of standardized extracts of Bacopa monniera and Ginkgo biloba - Anticholinesterase and cognitive enhancing activities
pp. 893-900(8)
Authors: Das A.; Shanker G.; Nath C.; Pal R.; Singh S.; Singh H.K.

Nicotinamide therapy protects against both necrosis and apoptosis in a stroke model
pp. 901-910(10)
Authors: Yang J.; Klaidman L.K.; Chang M.L.; Kem S.; Sugawara T.; Chan P.; Adams J.D.

Interactions between the CB1 receptor agonist ⁹-THC and the CB1 receptor antagonist SR-141716 in rats - Open-field revisited
pp. 911-919(9)
Authors: Jarbe T.U.C.; Andrzejewski M.E.; DiPatrizio N.V.

Neonatal toluene exposure selectively alters sensitivity to different chemoconvulsant drugs in juvenile rats
pp. 921-927(7)
Authors: Chen H.-H.; Lee Y.-F.

Prepulse inhibition in rats with temporary inhibition/inactivation of ventral or dorsal hippocampus
pp. 929-940(12)
Authors: Zhang W.-N.; Bast T.; Feldon J.

Effect of imipramine on the expression and acquisition of morphine-induced conditioned place preference in mice
pp. 941-949(9)
Authors: Zarrindast M.-R.; Bahreini T.; Adl M.

Hormone-like behavioral effects of levonorgestrel and its metabolites in the male rat
pp. 951-961(11)
Authors: Moral G.; Lemus A.E.; Mungua R.; Garca G.A.; Grillasca I.; Perez-Palacios G.

Anxiolytic effects of ethanol and phenobarbital are abolished in test-experienced rats submitted to the elevated plus maze
pp. 963-969(7)
Authors: Bertoglio L.J.; Carobrez A.P.

Stress-induced subsensitivity to modafinil and its prevention by corticosteroids
pp. 971-978(8)
Authors: Stone E.A.; Lin Y.; Suckow R.F.; Quartermain D.

The effect of serotonin and serotonin receptor antagonists on motion sickness in Suncus murinus
pp. 979-989(11)
Authors: Javid F.A.; Naylor R.J.

Contents of Volume 73, 2002
pp. 993-998(6)

Volume 73, 2002 Author Index
pp. 999-1001(3)

Volume 73, 2002 Keyword Index
pp. 1003-1006(4)