1. Is the forced swimming test a suitable model for revealing antidepressant activity?

   • Franco Borsini
   • Alberto Meli

   Review Pages: 147 - 160

2. Hangover hyperthermia in rats: relation to tolerance and external stimuli

   • J. D. Sinclair
   • T. Taira

   Original Investigations Pages: 161 - 166

3. Remoxipride, a selective dopamine D₂ receptor antagonist, in tardive dyskinesia

   • Ulf Andersson
   • Jan-Erik Häggström
   • Erik Widerlöv

   Original Investigations Pages: 167 - 171

4. Effects of d-amphetamine, morphine, naloxone, and drug combinations on visual discrimination in rats

   • J. S. Andrews
   • S. G. Holtzman

   Original Investigations Pages: 172 - 177

5. Rotational behavior induced by 8-hydroxy-DPAT, a putative 5HT-1A agonist, in 6-hydroxydopamine-lesioned rats

   • R. Gerber
   • C. A. Altar
   • J. M. Liebman

   Original Investigations Pages: 178 - 182

6. Quantal detection and homogeneous sensitivity in a pentylenetetrazol discrimination

   • C. M. Harris
   • M. W. Emmett-Oglesby
   • H. Lal

   Original Investigations Pages: 183 - 187

7. Chronic dietary treatment with antidepressants decrease brain Met-enkephalin-like immunoreactivity in the rat

   • Akeo Kurumaji
   • Hiroshi Mitsushio
   • Mizuo Takashima

   Original Investigations Pages: 188 - 192

8. Unaltered 5-HT- and desipramine-sensitive [³H]imipramine binding and [³H]5-HT uptake in rat brain after chronic imipramine and norzimeldine treatment

   • Jan Marcusson
   • Inger T. Bäckström
   • Svante B. Ross

   Original Investigations Pages: 193 - 196

9. Antidepressive effect of amitriptyline treatment with plasma drug levels controlled within three different ranges

   • J. E. Burch
   • O. Ahmed
   • R. H. S. Mindham

   Original Investigations Pages: 197 - 205

10. Discriminative stimulus and subjective effects of smoked marijuana in humans

    • L. D. Chait
    • S. M. Evans
    • C. R. Schuster

    Original Investigations Pages: 206 - 212

11. Radioligand binding evidence implicates the brain 5-HT₂ receptor as a site of action for LSD and phenylisopropylamine hallucinogens

    • M. Titeler
    • R. A. Lyon
    • R. A. Glennon

    Original Investigations Pages: 213 - 216

12. Previous chronic chlorimipramine treatment did not modify some physiological responses to acute and chronic stress in rats

    • Antonio Armario
    • Cristina García-Marquez
    • Merce Giralt

    Original Investigations Pages: 217 - 220

13. Independence of amphetamine reward from locomotor stimulation demonstrated by conditioned place preference

    • G. D. Carr
    • A. G. Phillips
    • H. C. Fibiger

    Original Investigations Pages: 221 - 226

14. Naloxone prevents the facilitatory effect upon retention induced by adrenaline administration in rats

    • Sonia del Cerro
    • Jose Borrell

    Original Investigations Pages: 227 - 231

15. Increased sensitivity to amphetamine and facilitation of amphetamine self-administration after 6-hydroxydopamine lesions of the amygdala

    • J. M. Deminière
    • K. Taghzouti
    • H. Simon

    Original Investigations Pages: 232 - 236

16. Pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic studies on high doses of fluphenazine

    • S. J. Dencker
    • R. Johansson
    • U. Malm

    Original Investigations Pages: 237 - 241

17. Symptoms of tobacco withdrawal from total cigarette cessation versus partial cigarette reduction

    • Dorothy K. Hatsukami
    • Lisa Dahlgren
    • John R. Hughes

    Original Investigations Pages: 242 - 247

18. Observational analysis of the effects of kappa opioid agonists on open field behaviour in the rat

    • Anne Jackson
    • Steven J. Cooper

    Original Investigations Pages: 248 - 253

19. Morphine induces delayed anorexia in rats

    • Micah Leshem

    Original Investigations Pages: 254 - 258

20. Effects of chronic haloperidol treatment on amygdaloid seizure generation in cats

    • Yoshio Minabe
    • Manabu Tsutsumi
    • Masayoshi Kurachi

    Original Investigations Pages: 259 - 262

21. Production of climbing behaviour in mice requires both D1 and D2 receptor activation

    • Nicholas A. Moore
    • Michèle S. Axton

    Original Investigations Pages: 263 - 266

22. Actions of nicotine on the acquisition of an autoshaped lever-touch response in rats

    • W. R. Mundy
    • E. T. Iwamoto

    Original Investigations Pages: 267 - 274

23. Event-related brain potentials in intoxicated and detoxified alcoholics during visuospatial learning

    • S. L. Schandler
    • M. J. Cohen
    • D. L. McArthur

    Original Investigations Pages: 275 - 283

24. Ascorbate antagonizes the behavioral effects of amphetamine by a central mechanism

    • L. K. White
    • M. Carpenter
    • G. V. Rebec

    Original Investigations Pages: 284 - 287

25. Evidence for cocaine dependence in monkeys following a prolonged period of exposure

    • William L. Woolverton
    • Mark S. Kleven

    Rapid Communication Pages: 288 - 291