The role of 5-HT1B and 5-HT2C receptor ligands in reinforcement
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Doctor of Philosophy
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Centre for Neuroscience
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Role of 5-hydroxytrytamine 1B and 5-hydroxytrytamine 2C receptor ligands in reinforcement
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Serotonin. Receptors. Physiological effect.
Dopamine. Physiological effect.
Reinforcement (Psychology). Physiological aspects.
Brain. Psychophysiology.
Taste. Physiological aspects.
Aversive stimuli.
Rats. Nervous system. Psychophysiology.
Rats. Locomotion. Physiological aspects.
Nicotine. Physiological effect.
Dopamine. Physiological effect.
Reinforcement (Psychology). Physiological aspects.
Brain. Psychophysiology.
Taste. Physiological aspects.
Aversive stimuli.
Rats. Nervous system. Psychophysiology.
Rats. Locomotion. Physiological aspects.
Nicotine. Physiological effect.
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en