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Genotype- and experience-dependent susceptibility to depressive-like responses in the forced-swimming test.

Psychopharmacology - 1 Nov 2002

Alcaro Antonio, Cabib Simona, Ventura Rossella, Puglisi-Allegra Stefano

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RATIONALE: The forced-swimming test (FST) is utilized to reproduce passive coping responses to stress that may model a relevant aspect of human depression in rodent species. Animals showing high levels of passive responses to the FST are assumed to model pathologically depressed individuals. OBJECTIVES: We evaluated sensitivity of FST-induced behavioral responses to the interaction between genetic and...

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PMID: 12404075
DOI: 10.1007/s00213-002-1161-8

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