Antiaversive properties of opioids in the conditioned taste aversion test in rat
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2014, Behavioural Brain ResearchCitation Excerpt :In all CSA experiments rats had access to fluid (0.1% saccharin or water depending on the stage of the experiment) for 20 min daily starting the day before the beginning of experimental procedures and throughout its entire duration. The use of such a fluid restriction protocol is common in CTA studies involving drinking from bottles and is justified by the need to ensure reproducible drinking during a given time interval [36–40]. Animals drank fluid from two special bottles (50 ml capacity), placed inside the home cage by metallic supports.
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2007, Physiology and BehaviorCitation Excerpt :Relatively few studies have attempted to investigate influence exerted by opioids on the regulation of ingestive behavior in relation to a possible involvement of the OT system. Results published by Blancquaert et al. are of particular interest, as they show that some opioid agonists reduce taste aversion [5]. We observed a similar effect of opioid pretreatment on the development of a conditioned taste aversion (CTA) induced with lithium chloride (LiCl) in rats [41].
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