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Odor of specific alcohol solutions selectively alters locomotor activity of alcohol-drinking P rats.
Physiology & behavior - 1 Jan 1997
Myers R D, Ice J C, Piercy K T
Abstract excerpt
Evidence exists that the olfactory property of alcohol affects cerebral processes to influence the pattern of alcohol drinking in an experimental animal. In this study, the level of activity was quantified in the genetically selected alcohol-preferring P rats during exposure to the odor of 4 concentrations of alcohol. A Mini-Mitter transmitter was implanted intraperitoneally in each animal to record individual...
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