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Characterization of an alcohol addiction-prone phenotype in mice.
Addiction biology - 1 May 2012
Radwanska Kasia, Kaczmarek Leszek
Abstract excerpt
Human studies indicate that high impulsivity, novelty seeking and anxiety predispose individuals to alcohol abuse. Unclear, however, is whether the same phenotypes can be observed in laboratory animals prone to uncontrolled alcohol drinking. To characterize a novelty-seeking trait, anxiety, impulsivity, compulsivity and the motivation for natural rewards in mice, numerous tests were performed in the automated...
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