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Clonidine in Morphine Withdrawal
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1985Reports of an antiwithdrawal effect for clonidine hydrochloride in acute opioid withdrawal are inconsonant with experimental findings that other nonopioids are ineffective. In the present investigation the antiwithdrawal effects of clonidine, morphine sulfate, and placebo were compared in volunteer addicts whose dependence was maintained by 15 mg of ...
D R, Jasinski, R E, Johnson, T R, Kocher
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Morphine withdrawal-facilitated aggression is attenuated by morphine-conditioned stimuli
Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior, 2001There is a considerable body of evidence indicating that stimuli associated with drug administration may become conditioned and evoke drug-like effects. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the ability of morphine-paired stimuli to affect an expression of morphine withdrawal-facilitated aggression.
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Morphine withdrawal response and central cholinergic activity
Nature, 1975MOST of the different neurotransmitter systems have been implicated in opiate withdrawal. Frederickson and Pinsky1 suggested a primary role for acetylcholine (ACh) in both the development and the expression of dependence on morphine but the specific role of cholinergic mechanisms in opiate withdrawal is not yet clear and deserves further attention. The
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Interferon modifies morphine withdrawal phenomena in rodentsā
Neuropharmacology, 1983Interferon injection in morphine dependent rats prior to naloxone treatment eliminates 7 behavioral sings of the abstinence (withdrawal) phenomenon. When a single injection of interferon was given prior to chronic morphine treatment it reduces opiate addiction liability.
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Brain acetylcholine during morphine withdrawal
Neurochemical Research, 1984J, Crossland, K Z, Ahmed
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Pharmacological Cues, Morphine Tolerance, and Morphine Withdrawal
2003Results of many studies have demonstrated an important contribution of Pavlovian conditioning to the phenomena of drug tolerance and withdrawal. Based on the conditioning analysis, cues paired with the drug administration conditionally elicit compensatory responses in anticipation of the subsequent drug-induced physiological disturbance.
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