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Genetic correlation between performance on an appetitive-signaled nosepoke task and voluntary ethanol consumption.
Alcoholism, clinical and experimental research - 1 Dec 1998
Logue S F, Swartz R J, Wehner J M
Abstract excerpt
The present study used a signaled appetitive nosepoke task as a measure of behavioral control or impulsivity related to reward system function in mice and determined how impulsivity correlated with voluntary ethanol consumption. Thirteen inbred strains were trained to nosepoke for food rewards and eventually trained to nosepoke for reward when an auditory signal was presented. Efficiency in the signaled nosepoke...
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