… aspects of addiction using the conditioned place preference and … , conditioned place
preference (CPP) is a high-throughput method for comparing group differences in reward sensitivity. …

… know about opioid abuse and addiction has been learned from heroin addiction in 20- to
40-… of drugs and less sensitive to withdrawal effects. Evidence for this differential sensitivity has …

… -induced conditioned place preference (CPP) rat model, we administrated the same dose of
MA to rats, which then showed distinct preferences in drug… and rats' responses (or sensitivity) …

… study of cocaine addiction is the conditioned place preference (CPP) … The conditioning
session consists of injecting the drug of interest … One major advantage of CPP is its sensitivity to …

… of drug use, the transition to addiction, and relapse after detoxification (Dellu et al., 1996;
Enoch, 2006). Among the environmental factors affecting vulnerability to drug addiction, …

… drug addiction. In this model, animals are first trained to acquire a conditioned place preference
in a drug… sensitivity to drug-priming induced reinstatement, as they did not reinstate the …

… opioid-induced conditioned place preference and we conclude by discussing how CPP and
addiction-… -seeking behaviors, relapse propensity, and treatment success. Through repetitive …

… conditioned place preference (CPP) paradigm was used for morphine-treated rats and
saline-treated rats… effects is regarded as an important role in the development of drug addiction (41…

… A similar result was observed for other addictive drugs. Mutant mice showed no preference
… saccharin preference, behaviors that involve sensitivity to natural rewards but do not involve …

… inhibit methamphetamine (METH)-induced locomotor sensitization and conditioned place
preference (CPP) in mice. … METH addiction is also characterized by persistent susceptibility to …