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Beeinflussung des Explorationsverhaltens von Ratten durch Nikotin und Amphetamin

L'influence de la nicotine et de l'amphétamine sur l'activité exploratrice desrats

The effects of nicotine and amphetamine on the exploratory behavior of rats

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L'action de la nicotine et de l'amphétamine dépend des variables génétiques. Le nicotine stimule l'activité exploratrice, tandis que l'amphétamine produit un comportement stéréotypé.

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The effects of nicotine and amphetamine were found to be dependent on genetic variables. Nicotine produced a stimulant effect on exploratory behavior, while amphetamine produced stereotyped behavior patterns.

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  1. Institut f. Verhaltenswissenschaft, ETH, Turnerstrasse 1, 8006, Zuerich

    J. Schlatter & K. Bättig

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Schlatter, J., Bättig, K. Beeinflussung des Explorationsverhaltens von Ratten durch Nikotin und Amphetamin. Soz Präventivmed 21, 144 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01994464

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