Search Results - "Draski, Laura J."
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Developmental alterations of ethanol sensitivity in selectively bred high and low alcohol sensitive rats
Published in Pharmacology, biochemistry and behavior (01-10-2001)“…Initial sensitivity and acute tolerance to ethanol have been implicated as risk factors in the development of alcoholism in humans. These behaviors were…”
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Selective breeding of rats differing in sensitivity to the effects of acute ethanol administration
Published in Alcoholism, clinical and experimental research (01-01-1992)“…Selective breeding of rats for sensitivity to the anesthetic effects of ethanol is being carried out with rats derived from the genetically heterogeneous N/Nih…”
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Effect of Exogenous GM1 on Ethanol Sensitivity in Selectively Bred Mouse Lines
Published in Alcoholism, clinical and experimental research (01-06-1997)“…Ethanol sensitive long‐sleep (LS) and ethanol resistant short‐sleep (SS) mice are lines that have been genetically selected for differential central nervous…”
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Chronic ethanol consumption alters effects of ethanol in vitro on brain membrane structure of high alcohol sensitivity and low alcohol sensitivity rats
Published in Alcoholism, clinical and experimental research (01-08-1995)“…In this study, we examined if differences in initial membrane sensitivity to ethanol were associated with development of membrane tolerance to ethanol. High…”
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Initiation of ethanol self-administration by the sucrose-substitution method with HAS and LAS rats
Published in Alcoholism, clinical and experimental research (01-06-1996)“…This study was performed to examine ethanol self-administration in rats bred for different sensitivities to the sedative effects of alcohol [the Colorado High…”
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Phenobarbital Sensitivity in HAS and LAS Rats Before and After Chronic Administration of Ethanol
Published in Pharmacology, biochemistry and behavior (01-08-1997)“…Rats selectively bred for high alcohol sensitivity (HAS) or low alcohol sensitivity (LAS) were tested for initial sensitivity to hypnotic doses of ethanol and…”
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Effect of pentobarbital and gaseous anesthetics on rats selectively bred for ethanol sensitivity
Published in Pharmacology, biochemistry and behavior (01-03-1994)“…Rats have been genetically selected to have a differential hypnotic response to an acute injection of ethanol. These high alcohol sensitive (HAS) and low…”
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Neurotensin levels and receptors in HAS and LAS rat brains: Effects of ethanol
Published in Pharmacology, biochemistry and behavior (01-06-1996)“…Previous studies of neurotensin (NT) levels and NT receptor densities in specific brain regions of mice selectively bred for differences in sensitivity to…”
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CNS monoamine levels and motoric behaviors in the hotfoot ataxic mutant
Published in Brain research (09-05-1994)“…Mice that were homozygous recessive for the single-gene mutation, hotfoot, showed profound and progressive motor disturbances in an open field after…”
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gamma-Aminobutyric acid-activated chloride channels in rats selectively bred for differential acute sensitivity to alcohol
Published in Alcoholism, clinical and experimental research (01-04-1991)“…Effects of various sedative hypnotic agents on GABA-mediated chloride flux were evaluated in whole brain membrane vesicles (microsacs) prepared from rats…”
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Responses to cholinergic agonists of rats selectively bred for differential sensitivity to ethanol
Published in Alcoholism, clinical and experimental research (01-04-1991)“…Alcoholics are almost invariably heavy users of tobacco. Both alcoholism and smoking appear to be influenced by genetic factors but it is not known whether the…”
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Surface exposure of synaptosomal gangliosides from long-sleep and short-sleep mice
Published in Alcoholism, clinical and experimental research (01-10-1992)“…A galactose oxidase/NaB[3H]4 technique was used to examine the relative surface exposure of gangliosides from whole brain synaptosomes of long-sleep (LS) and…”
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The influence of prenatal and/or postnatal exposure to lead on behavior of preweanling mice
Published in Physiology & behavior (01-04-1989)“…Binghamton Heterogeneous (HET) Stock mice received prenatal exposure to either water or a 0.5% lead acetate solution via their biological dam. At birth,…”
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Nimodipine's interactions with other drugs: I. Ethanol
Published in Life sciences (1973) (10-06-1985)“…Adult mice (Binghamton Heterogeneous stock) received different doses of ethanol (0.5, 1.0, or 2.0 g/kg) administered alone or in combination with the…”
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Ceramide composition of whole brain synaptosomal gangliosides from mice genetically bred for divergent ethanol sensitivities
Published in Alcohol (Fayetteville, N.Y.) (01-07-1992)“…A comparison of the two major ceramide molecular species (d18:1-C18:0 and d20:1-C18:0) of synaptosomal gangliosides GM1, GD1a+GT1a, GD1b, GT1b, revealed a…”
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Nimodipine's interactions with other drugs: II. Diazepam
Published in Life sciences (1973) (02-12-1985)“…Adult Binghamton Heterogeneous (HET) stock mice were administered one of three doses of diazepam (0.1, 2.5, or 5.0 mg/kg) immediately followed by a second…”
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The effects of verapamil and ethanol on body temperature and motor coordination
Published in Life sciences (1973) (01-12-1986)“…Male, adult mice of the Binghamton heterogeneous stock received one of two doses of ethanol (1.0 g/kg or 2.0 g/kg in saline) alone or in combination with the…”
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The impact of single versus repeated exposure of mice to Toxocara canis
Published in Physiology & behavior (1987)“…Infection with T. canis can alter dramatically the brain and behavior of the host. Previous results suggest that if the mammalian host is exposed either…”
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