… to cocaine seeking … cue-induced drug seeking while we report on stress-induced relapse.
A critical question is why do food-deprived rats relapse to heroin seeking even after prolonged …

… others have recently developed rat models of relapse after … - and cocaine priming–induced
relapse of cocaine seeking … flupentixol decrease cue-induced relapse to cocaine seeking after …

… display similar abstinence threshold and greater cue-induced relapse rates in the face of …
the conflict model.20, 21 The plausible explanation for that might be the age of the rats which …

… -seeking rats within a “conflict” model of abstinence and … report pronounced, persistent
dysphoria, a side effect that is highly … reducing cue-induced reinstatement of cocaine seeking than …

… rats underwent tests for cue-induced relapse to assess the influence of noncontingent cue
presentations on drug seeking … -like drug use, persistent drug seeking in the face of escalating …

… A total of 8 rats were implanted with chronic intravenous (iv) catheters and trained to self-…
is the electrical barrier conflict model for drug abstinence and relapse 9 . The rat must cross an …

… (NGB 2904) in heroin-seeking rats within a ‘conflict’ model of abstinence and cue-induced
relapse. … of cocaine seeking, and that these reductions were not likely caused by non-specific, …

… One of these models is the electric barrier conflict model. Here, … cue-induced relapse to
cocaine seeking in male rats … alcohol seeking is the use of extended access (6 h per day) …

… Evidence suggests that single housing in rats acts as a chronicstressor, … cue-induced
reinstatement, an active lever press resulted in light/tonecues. For heroin-primed reinstatement, rats …

… self-administration used male rats and relatively long-term … in male rats with average daily
hourly cocaine intakes of ∼ … reduced cue-induced reinstatement of cocaine seeking compared …