Nicholas J. Grahame - Concepedia

Author

Nicholas J. Grahame

Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis ORCID

Also Known As

Grahame, Nicholas, Lawrence Lumeng, N J Grahame, N. Grahame, N. J. Grahame, N.J. Grahame, Nicholas Grahame, Nicholas J Grahame, Nicholas J. Grahame

128

Publications

Citations

H-Index

Concepts

All Affiliations

Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis Indiana University School of Medicine Binghamton University University of Indianapolis Oregon Health & Science University

About

Nicholas J. Grahame is an author at Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis specializing in medicine, social sciences, and addiction.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	21	25	1.1K
2	Health Sciences	8	8	383
3	Public Health	5	5	157
4	Engineering	2	2	72
5	Natural Sciences	1	1	38

Nicholas J. Grahame

Publications

2.9K

Citations

H-Index

Page 1

	Year	Citations
Selective Breeding for High and Low Alcohol Preference in Mice Nicholas J. Grahame, T.-K. Li, Lawrence Lumeng Behavior Genetics	1999	163
High‐Alcohol Preferring Mice Are More Impulsive Than Low‐Alcohol Preferring Mice as Measured in the Delay Discounting Task Brandon G. Oberlin, Nicholas J. Grahame Alcoholism Clinical and Experimental Research	2009	138
The Edinger-Westphal–Lateral Septum Urocortin Pathway and Its Relationship to Alcohol Consumption Ryan K. Bachtell, Adam Z. Weitemier, Agustín Galván-Rosas, Journal of Neuroscience	2003	107
Ethanol oral self-administration is increased in mutant mice with decreased β-endorphin expression1Published on the World Wide Web on 1 April 1999.1 Judith E. Grisel, Jeffrey S. Mogil, Nicholas J. Grahame, Brain Research Substance AbuseApril 1999.1Substance UseAlcohol MisuseEthanol Oral Self-administration	1999	88
Ethanol locomotor sensitization, but not tolerance correlates with selection for alcohol preference in high- and low-alcohol preferring mice Nicholas J. Grahame, Kristina Rodd‐Henricks, T.-K. Li, Psychopharmacology Alcohol PreferenceBehavioral SciencesEthanol Locomotor SensitizationBehavioral NeuroscienceAddiction	2000	79
Latent inhibition as a performance deficit resulting from CS—context associations Nicholas J. Grahame, Robert C. Barnet, Lisa M. Gunther, Animal Learning & Behavior Cognitive ScienceLatent InhibitionAttention ControlCognitive PerformanceTask Performance	1994	79
The genomic determinants of alcohol preference in mice Boris Tabakoff, Laura Saba, Katerina Kechris, Mammalian Genome Alcohol PreferenceAddictionGeneticsAlcohol AbuseAlcohol Dependence	2008	74
Derivation and Characterization of Replicate High- and Low-Alcohol Preferring Lines of Mice and a High-Drinking Crossed HAP Line Brandon G. Oberlin, Christina Best, Liana M. Matson, Behavior Genetics BiologyLow-alcohol Preferring LinesPhysiologyAlcohol AbuseReplicate High-	2010	73
Genetic differences in cocaine-induced conditioned place preference in mice depend on conditioning trial duration Christopher L. Cunningham, Shelly D. Dickinson, Nicholas J. Grahame, Psychopharmacology Genetic DifferencesSubstance AbuseBehavioral SciencesMice DependPsychoactive Drug	1999	73
Intravenous ethanol self-administration in C57BL/6J and DBA/2J mice. Nicholas J. Grahame, Christopher L. Cunningham PubMed Molecular PharmacologyEthanol InfusionIntravenous Ethanol Self-administrationHealth SciencesBehavioral Neuroscience	1997	72

Page 1