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Authors:
DELLACASA V
HOFER I
WEINER I
FELDON J
Citation: V. Dellacasa et al., THE EFFECTS OF SMOKING ON ACOUSTIC PREPULSE INHIBITION IN HEALTHY-MENAND WOMEN, Psychopharmacology, 137(4), 1998, pp. 362-368
Authors:
RUOB C
WEINER I
FELDON J
Citation: C. Ruob et al., HALOPERIDOL-INDUCED POTENTIATION OF LATENT INHIBITION - INTERACTION WITH PARAMETERS OF CONDITIONING, Behavioural pharmacology, 9(3), 1998, pp. 245-253
Authors:
POUZET B
RAWLINS JNP
YEE B
FELDON J
Citation: B. Pouzet et al., MEMORY IMPAIRMENT AND LEARNING CAPACITIES IN DORSO-HIPPOCAMPAL LESIONED RATS - METHODOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS, European journal of neuroscience, 10, 1998, pp. 5890-5890
Authors:
DOMENEY A
FELDON J
Citation: A. Domeney et J. Feldon, CONSEQUENCES OF TESTING EXPERIENCE ON PREPULSE INHIBITION-RESPONSE INISOLATION-REARED AND GROUP-HOUSED RATS, European journal of neuroscience, 10, 1998, pp. 18507-18507
Authors:
WEINER I
HAIRSTON I
SHAYIT M
FELDMAN G
JOEL D
FELDON J
Citation: I. Weiner et al., STRAIN DIFFERENCES IN LATENT INHIBITION, Psychobiology, 26(1), 1998, pp. 57-64
Authors:
HEIDBREDER C
FELDON J
Citation: C. Heidbreder et J. Feldon, AMPHETAMINE-INDUCED NEUROCHEMICAL AND LOCOMOTOR RESPONSES ARE EXPRESSED DIFFERENTIALLY ACROSS THE ANTEROPOSTERIOR AXIS OF THE CORE AND SHELL SUBTERRITORIES OF THE NUCLEUS-ACCUMBENS, Synapse, 29(4), 1998, pp. 310-322
Authors:
SHALEV U
FELDON J
WEINER I
Citation: U. Shalev et al., GENDER- AND AGE-DEPENDENT DIFFERENCES IN LATENT INHIBITION FOLLOWING PREWEANING NON-HANDLING - IMPLICATIONS FOR A NEURODEVELOPMENTAL ANIMAL-MODEL OF SCHIZOPHRENIA, International journal of developmental neuroscience, 16(3-4), 1998, pp. 279-288
Authors:
LACROIX L
BROERSEN LM
WEINER I
FELDON J
Citation: L. Lacroix et al., THE EFFECTS OF EXCITOTOXIC LESION OF THE MEDIAL PREFRONTAL CORTEX ON LATENT INHIBITION, PREPULSE INHIBITION, FOOD HOARDING, ELEVATED PLUS-MAZE, ACTIVE-AVOIDANCE AND LOCOMOTOR-ACTIVITY IN THE RAT, Neuroscience, 84(2), 1998, pp. 431-442
Authors:
WEINER I
FELDON J
TARRASCH R
HAIRSTON I
JOEL D
Citation: I. Weiner et al., FIMBRIA-FORNIX CUT AFFECTS SPONTANEOUS ACTIVITY, 2-WAY AVOIDANCE AND DELAYED NON MATCHING-TO-SAMPLE, BUT NOT LATENT INHIBITION, Behavioural brain research, 96(1-2), 1998, pp. 59-70
Authors:
STOHR T
WERMELING DS
SZURAN T
PLISKA V
DOMENEY A
WELZL H
WEINER I
FELDON J
Citation: T. Stohr et al., DIFFERENTIAL-EFFECTS OF PRENATAL STRESS IN 2 INBRED STRAINS OF RATS, Pharmacology, biochemistry and behavior, 59(4), 1998, pp. 799-805
Authors:
STOHR T
WERMELING DS
WEINER I
FELDON J
Citation: T. Stohr et al., RAT STRAIN DIFFERENCES IN OPEN-FIELD BEHAVIOR AND THE LOCOMOTOR STIMULATING AND REWARDING EFFECTS OF AMPHETAMINE, Pharmacology, biochemistry and behavior, 59(4), 1998, pp. 813-818
Authors:
LEHMANN J
STOHR T
SCHULLER J
DOMENEY A
HEIDBREDER C
FELDON J
Citation: J. Lehmann et al., LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF REPEATED MATERNAL SEPARATION ON 3 DIFFERENT LATENT INHIBITION PARADIGMS, Pharmacology, biochemistry and behavior, 59(4), 1998, pp. 873-882
Authors:
DOMENEY A
FELDON J
Citation: A. Domeney et J. Feldon, THE DISRUPTION OF PREPULSE INHIBITION BY SOCIAL-ISOLATION IN THE WISTAR RAT - HOW ROBUST IS THE EFFECT, Pharmacology, biochemistry and behavior, 59(4), 1998, pp. 883-890
Authors:
WILLIAMS JH
WELLMAN NA
GEANEY DP
COWEN PJ
FELDON J
RAWLINS JNP
Citation: Jh. Williams et al., REDUCED LATENT INHIBITION IN PEOPLE WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA - AN EFFECT OFPSYCHOSIS OR OF ITS TREATMENT, British Journal of Psychiatry, 172, 1998, pp. 243-249
Authors:
MURA A
FELDON J
MINTZ M
Citation: A. Mura et al., REEVALUATION OF THE STRIATAL ROLE IN THE EXPRESSION OF TURNING BEHAVIOR IN THE RAT MODEL OF PARKINSONS-DISEASE, Brain research, 808(1), 1998, pp. 48-55
Authors:
JOEL D
AYALON L
TARRASCH R
VEENMAN L
FELDON J
WEINER I
Citation: D. Joel et al., ELECTROLYTIC LESION OF GLOBUS-PALLIDUS AMELIORATES THE BEHAVIORAL ANDNEURODEGENERATIVE EFFECTS OF QUINOLINIC ACID LESION OF THE STRIATUM -A POTENTIAL NOVEL TREATMENT IN A RAT MODEL OF HUNTINGTONS-DISEASE, Brain research, 787(1), 1998, pp. 143-148
Authors:
WILLIAMS JH
WELLMAN NA
GEANEY DP
FELDON J
COWEN PJ
RAWLINS JNP
Citation: Jh. Williams et al., HALOPERIDOL ENHANCES LATENT INHIBITION IN VISUAL TASKS IN HEALTHY PEOPLE, Psychopharmacology, 133(3), 1997, pp. 262-268
Authors:
WEINER I
BERNASCONI E
BROERSEN LM
FELDON J
Citation: I. Weiner et al., AMPHETAMINE-INDUCED DISRUPTION OF LATENT INHIBITION DEPENDS ON THE NATURE OF THE STIMULUS, Behavioural pharmacology, 8(5), 1997, pp. 442-457
Authors:
WEINER I
SHADACH E
BARKAI R
FELDON J
Citation: I. Weiner et al., HALOPERIDOL-INDUCED AND CLOZAPINE-INDUCED ENHANCEMENT OF LATENT INHIBITION WITH EXTENDED CONDITIONING - IMPLICATIONS FOR THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF NEUROLEPTIC DRUGS, Neuropsychopharmacology, 16(1), 1997, pp. 42-50
Authors:
GAL G
JOEL D
GUSAK O
FELDON J
WEINER I
Citation: G. Gal et al., THE EFFECTS OF ELECTROLYTIC LESION TO THE SHELL SUBTERRITORY OF THE NUCLEUS-ACCUMBENS ON DELAYED NON-MATCHING-TO-SAMPLE AND 4-ARM BAITED 8-ARM RADIAL-MAZE TASKS, Behavioral neuroscience, 111(1), 1997, pp. 92-103
Authors:
AYALON L
JOEL D
TARRASCH R
FELDON J
WEINER I
Citation: L. Ayalon et al., ELECTROLYTIC LESION OF GLOBUS-PALLIDUS AMELIORATES THE BEHAVIORAL-EFFECTS OF QUINOLINIC CID LESION OF THE STRIATUM - A POTENTIAL NOVEL TREATMENT IN A RAT MODEL OF HUNTINGTONS-DISEASE, Neuroscience letters, 1997, pp. 5-5
Authors:
SHALEV U
FELDON J
WEINER I
Citation: U. Shalev et al., THE EFFECTS OF CHRONIC CORTICOSTERONE ADMINISTRATION ON AMPHETAMINE-INDUCED ACTIVITY, SPATIAL-LEARNING AND LATENT INHIBITION (LI), Neuroscience letters, 1997, pp. 45-45
Authors:
TARRASCH R
JOEL D
FELDON J
WEINER I
Citation: R. Tarrasch et al., ELECTROLYTIC LESION OF THE GLOBUS-PALLIDUS REDUCES THE NEURODEGENERATIVE EFFECTS QUINOLINIC ACID LESION OF THE STRIATUM IN THE RAT, Neuroscience letters, 1997, pp. 49-50
Authors:
WEINER I
FELDON J
CASSUTO P
GILAD G
Citation: I. Weiner et al., THE ROLE OF NUCLEUS-ACCUMBENS SUBTERRITORIES IN LATENT INHIBITION, Neuroscience letters, 1997, pp. 52-52
Authors:
WEINER I
BARKAI R
EITANI Y
FELDON J
Citation: I. Weiner et al., INDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES IN LATENT INHIBITION IN RATS, Neuroscience letters, 1997, pp. 52-52