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Relation of ethanol self-administration to feeding and drinking in a nonrestricted access situation in rats initiated to self-administer ethanol using the sucrose-fading technique

DOI

62

Citations

17

References

1988

Year

H. H. Samson, Gerald A. Tolliver, Anne O. Pfeffer, Kevin G. Sadeghi, Miki Haraguchi
Alcohol

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Alcoholism Clinical and Experimental Research

1986

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Long-term ethanol administration methods for rats: advantages of inhalation over intubation or liquid diets

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1979

214

Ethanol preference following the sucrose-fading initiation procedure

Gerald A. Tolliver, Kevin G. Sadeghi, Herman H. Samson

Alcohol

1988

79

Induction and maintenance of ethanol self-administration without food deprivation in the rat

Kathleen A. Grant, Herman H. Samson

Psychopharmacology

1985

79

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1984

77

Alcohol Consumption and Its Circadian Distribution in Mice

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1970

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Psychological Review

1984

74

Increasing the rate of ethanol consumption in food- and water-satiated rats

James S. MacDonall, Henry Marcucella

Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior

1979

68

Oral self administration of ethanol in free feeding rats

Kathleen A. Grant, Herman H. Samson

Alcohol

1985

47

Effects of Serotonin Uptake Blockade on Food, Water, and Ethanol Consumption in Rats

Kathryn Gill, Zalman Amit

Alcoholism Clinical and Experimental Research

1987

45

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