Cocaine, but not alcohol, reinstates cocaine-induced place preferences
GD Busse, AL Riley - Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior, 2004 - Elsevier
Alcohol has been reported to modulate the reinforcing and aversive properties of cocaine.
Given these effects, the present study examined whether this interaction could be extended …
Given these effects, the present study examined whether this interaction could be extended …
Cocaine, but not alcohol, reinstates cocaine-induced place preferences
GD Busse, AL Riley - Pharmacology, Biochemistry and Behavior, 2004 - infona.pl
Alcohol has been reported to modulate the reinforcing and aversive properties of cocaine.
Given these effects, the present study examined whether this interaction could be extended …
Given these effects, the present study examined whether this interaction could be extended …
Cocaine, but not alcohol, reinstates cocaine-induced place preferences.
GD Busse, AL Riley - Pharmacology, Biochemistry, and Behavior, 2004 - europepmc.org
Alcohol has been reported to modulate the reinforcing and aversive properties of cocaine.
Given these effects, the present study examined whether this interaction could be extended …
Given these effects, the present study examined whether this interaction could be extended …
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GD BUSSE, AL RILEY - Pharmacology, biochemistry and …, 2004 - pascal-francis.inist.fr
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Cocaine, but not alcohol, reinstates cocaine-induced place preferences
GD Busse, AL Riley - Pharmacology, biochemistry, and …, 2004 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Alcohol has been reported to modulate the reinforcing and aversive properties of cocaine.
Given these effects, the present study examined whether this interaction could be extended …
Given these effects, the present study examined whether this interaction could be extended …
Cocaine, but not alcohol, reinstates cocaine-induced place preferences.
GD Busse, AL Riley - Pharmacology, Biochemistry and Behavior, 2004 - psycnet.apa.org
Alcohol has been reported to modulate the reinforcing and aversive properties of cocaine.
Given these effects, the present study examined whether this interaction could be extended …
Given these effects, the present study examined whether this interaction could be extended …