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Behavioral effects of salsolinol and ethanol on mice selected for sensitivity to alcohol-induced sleep time.
Drug and alcohol dependence - 1 Jan 2000
Church A C, Fuller J L, Dudek B C
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Two lines of mice, selected for differential sensitivity to alcohol, were tested following intracisternal administration of salsolinol, a compound putatively formed following ethanol ingestion. Both lines showed dose-dependent decreases in activity following salsolinol. When injected with ethanol, alcohol-insensitive short-sleep (SS) mice increased in activity while alcohol-sensitive long-sleep (LS) mice showed...
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