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Prenatal stress induces vulnerability to nicotine addiction and alters D2 receptors’ expression in the nucleus accumbens in adult rats by Said, N, Lakehayli, S, El Khachibi, M, El Ouahli, M, Nadifi, S, Hakkou, F, Tazi, A

“…Highlights • Nicotine induces CPP in rats at the dose of 0.5 mg/kg. • Prenatal stress intensifies nicotine-induced CPP in adult rats. • Prenatal Stress…”
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Prenatal stress alters diazepam withdrawal syndrome and 5HT1A receptor expression in the raphe nuclei of adult rats by Lakehayli, S, Said, N, El Khachibi, M, El Ouahli, M, Nadifi, S, Hakkou, F, Tazi, A

“…Highlights • Maternal exposure to chronic stress has long-lasting effects on the serotoninergic system. • Prenatal stress down-regulates 5HT1A receptor…”
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Long-term effects of prenatal stress and diazepam on D2 receptor expression in the nucleus accumbens of adult rats by Lakehayli, S., Said, N., Khachibi, M. El, Ouahli, M. El, Nadifi, S., Hakkou, F., Tazi, A.

“…•Prenatal stress has long lasting effects on the dopaminergic system in the nucleus accumbens.•Offspring from prenatally stressed dams exhibited significantly…”
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Effects of prenatal stress on anxiety-like behavior and nociceptive response in rats by Said, N, Lakehayli, S, Battas, O, Hakkou, F, Tazi, A

“…We assess the anxiety-like behavior in the open field and elevated plus maze tests and measure the nociceptive response in the tail flick test following…”
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Effect of prenatal stress on memory, nicotine withdrawal and 5HT1A expression in raphe nuclei of adult rats by Said, N., Lakehayli, S., Khachibi, M. El, Ouahli, M. El, Nadifi, S., Hakkou, F., Tazi, A.

“…•Prenatal stress alters recognition memory in adult offspring.•Prenatal stress intensifies nicotine withdrawal syndrome in PS adult rats.•Prenatal stress…”
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Prenatal stress alters sensitivity to benzodiazepines in adult rats by Lakehayli, S., Said, N., Battas, O., Hakkou, F., Tazi, A.

“…•Prenatal stress leads to a greater propensity toward drug-seeking behavior.•Prenatal stress enhances diazepam conditioned place preference.•Prenatal stress…”
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