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Barbiturate withdrawal seizure susceptibility in rats increased with increasing duration of treatment during a 15-day treatment period in which the animals were given an i.p. dose of sodium barbital every 12 h. This method of producing dependence has clear advantages over previously described methods.
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McGee, D.H., Bourn, W.M. Influence of treatment duration on audiogenic seizure susceptibility during barbiturate withdrawal in rats. Experientia 34, 873–874 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01939675
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