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165 related items for PubMed ID: 11259573

  • 1. Sex-related differences in antinociception and tolerance development following chronic intravenous infusion of morphine in the rat: modulatory role of testosterone via morphine clearance.
    South SM, Wright AW, Lau M, Mather LE, Smith MT.
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  • 3. Antinociception versus serum concentration relationships following acute administration of intravenous morphine in male and female Sprague-Dawley rats: differences between the tail flick and hot plate nociceptive tests.
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  • 16. Early neonatal experience of Long-Evans rats results in long-lasting changes in morphine tolerance and dependence.
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