Human and animal laboratory studies show that females and males respond differently to
drugs and that drug administration during adolescence leads to different behavioral effects …

Human and animal laboratory studies show that adolescents and adults respond differently
to drugs and that drug administration during adolescence leads to different behavioral …

Several recent reports have demonstrated sex differences in the behavioral and
neurochemical response to cocaine. However, it is not clear whether differences exist in …

To explore sex differences in reinstatement of conditioned place preference, we subjected
intact male and female Long Evans rats to an extended conditioned place preference (CPP) …

Men and women respond differently to the subjective effects of cocaine and cocaine-
associated cues, which has implications for the development and maintenance of cocaine …

There is accumulating evidence that suggests there are sex differences in behavioral and
subjective responses to cocaine. However, it is not known whether differences in cocaine …

Rationale Age of initial exposure to addictive substances is inversely proportional to risk of
developing drug dependence. There is debate, however, as to whether intake at a young …

The rewarding effect of cocaine as reflected by the development of conditioned place
preference was examined in C57BL/6J and 129/J mice. Cocaine was administered in a …

The periadolescent period in the rat is characterized by alterations in novelty seeking and
exploratory behavior, as well as changes in the behavioral responsiveness to many drugs of …

This study was done to determine whether social and environmental factors alter cocaine
reward and proteins implicated in mediating drug reward in rats during early adolescence …