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Effects of serotonin agonists LSD and 25CN-NBOH on conditioned place preference and on synaptic plasticity of VTA dopamine neurons in mice

2024-12-17

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The current research on psychedelic compounds such as lysergic amide diethylamide (LSD) is leaning heavily on the notion that psychedelics are not addictive. While much of the literature supports this argument, some of the common use patterns and the descriptions of the subjective effects of these compounds in humans, together with rather lacking and mixed data from non-human animal studies leave room for question...

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99c646ca-19cc-5a23-a808-1da6424953f4
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10.1101/2024.12.12.628157
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