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Chronic Alcohol Consumption Alters Home-Cage Behaviors and Responses to Ethologically Relevant Predator Tasks in Mice

2022-02-06

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Alcohol use disorders (AUD) are the most prevalent substance use disorders worldwide. Considering recent reports indicating an increase in alcohol use particularly in females, it is vital to understand how alcohol history impacts behavior. Animal model research on withdrawal-associated affective states tends to focus on males, forced alcohol paradigms, and a few traditional anxiety/stress tests. While this has bee...

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966b2b93-8fb8-59e6-a127-5a62b701155d
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10.1101/2022.02.04.479122
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