1. Brain monoamine oxidase activity after chronic ethanol treatment of rats

   • ÅSA Wiberg
   • Goran Wahlström
   • Lars Oreland

   Animal Studies Pages: 111 - 113

2. Possible role of dopamine in central effects of cocaine as measured by apomorphine gnawing test in mice

   • N. K. Dadkar
   • A. N. Dohadwalla
   • B. K. Bhattacharya

   Animal Studies Pages: 115 - 117

3. Morphine ingestion: Genetic control in mice

   • G. P. Horowitz
   • G. Whitney
   • F. K. Stephan

   Animal Studies Pages: 119 - 122

4. Perseveration and rotational behavior elicited by d-amphetamine in a Y-maze exploratory task: Differential effects of intraperitoneal and unilateral intraventricular administration

   • Larry Kokkinidis
   • Hymie Anisman

   Animal Studies Pages: 123 - 128

5. Halazepam and diazepam in neurotic anxiety: A double-blind study

   • Karl Rickels
   • Jorge Pereira-Ogan
   • Joshua H. Werblowsky

   Human Pharmacology Pages: 129 - 136

6. Neurochemical investigations of the interaction of N,N-dimethyltryptamine with the dopaminergic system in rat brain

   • P. C. Waldmeier
   • L. Maître

   Animal Studies Pages: 137 - 144

7. Antagonism of the analeptic activity of thyrotropin-releasing hormone (TRH) by agents which enhance GABA transmission

   • Jerry Cott
   • Jörgen Engel

   Animal Studies Pages: 145 - 149

8. Changes in morphine self-administration after brainstem lesions in rats

   • Stanley D. Glick
   • Russell D. Cox

   Animal Studies Pages: 151 - 156

9. Facilitation and disruption by mescaline and 3,4-dimethoxyphenylethylamine of shock avoidance in rats

   • David A. Gorelick
   • Wagner H. Bridger

   Animal Studies Pages: 157 - 163

10. The production of an alternative laboratory model of the Parkinson syndrome using a new benzylimidoylurea derivative LON 954

    • D. M. Coward
    • N. S. Doggett

    Animal Studies Pages: 165 - 171

11. Maternal behavior: A determinant of amphetamine toxicity in rats

    • Henry L. Schreiber
    • Robert W. Bell
    • Ramiro Villescas

    Animal Studies Pages: 173 - 176

12. Specific inhibition of hypothalamic self-stimulation by selective reuptake blockade of either 5-hydroxytryptamine or noradrenaline

    • D. M. Atrens
    • U. Ungerstedt
    • T. Ljungberg

    Animal Studies Pages: 177 - 180

13. Mutual effects of morphine and aspartic acid on brain levels in mice

    • H. Koyuncuoğlu
    • E. Genç
    • H. Sağduyu

    Animal Studies Pages: 181 - 184

14. Sensitization to cocaine stimulation in mice

    • Louis Shuster
    • Grace Yu
    • Anne Bates

    Animal Studies Pages: 185 - 190

15. Benzodiazepines and discrimination behaviour: Dissociation of response and sensory factors

    • N. C. Tye
    • A. Sahgal
    • S. D. Iversen

    Animal Studies Pages: 191 - 194

16. Further observations on the effect of repeated electroconvulsive shock on the behavioural resposes of rats produced by increases in the functional activity of brain 5-hydroxytryptamine and dopamine

    • A. R. Green
    • D. J. Heal
    • D. G. Grahame-Smith

    Animal Studies Pages: 195 - 200

17. Alteration of ethanol-induced changes in locomotor activity by adrenergic blockers in mice

    • J. A. Matchett
    • C. K. Erickson

    Animal Studies Pages: 201 - 206

18. Influence of Δ⁹ and cannabidiol on photically evoked after-discharge potentials

    • Stuart A. Turkanis
    • Pauline Chiu
    • Ralph Karler

    Animal Studies Pages: 207 - 212

19. Possible involvement of 5-hydroxytryptamine and cyclic-AMP in tolerance to tremorine analgesia in mice

    • S. R. Naik
    • S. R. Amladi
    • U. K. Sheth

    Animal Studies Pages: 213 - 216

20. Conditioned suppression of an operant response using d-Amphetamine as the conditioned stimulus

    • E. G. Turner
    • H. L. Altshuler

    Erratum Pages: 217 - 217