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Postdependent state in rats as a model for medication development in alcoholism.

Addiction biology - 1 Jan 2015

Meinhardt Marcus W, Sommer Wolfgang H

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Rational development of novel therapeutic strategies for alcoholism requires understanding of its underlying neurobiology and pathophysiology. Obtaining this knowledge largely relies on animal studies. Thus, choosing the appropriate animal model is one of the most critical steps in pre-clinical medication development. Among the range of animal models that have been used to investigate excessive alcohol...

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PMID: 25403107
DOI: 10.1111/adb.12187

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