Preliminary evidence that CBR12909 is less effective at elevating mesolimbic dopamine function than cocaine

F. Ivy Carroll; RB Rothman; A Kim; N Greig; BR de Costa; KC Rice; Ivy Carroll; A Pert

Preliminary evidence that CBR12909 is less effective at elevating mesolimbic dopamine function than cocaine

Rothman, RB., Kim, A., Greig, N., de Costa, BR., Rice, KC., Carroll, F., & Pert, A. (1992). Preliminary evidence that CBR12909 is less effective at elevating mesolimbic dopamine function than cocaine. In L. Harris (Ed.), Problems of Drug Dependence, 1991: Proceeding of the 53rd Annual Scientific Meeting, The Committee on Problems of Drug Dependence, Inc., NIDA Research Monograph, Number 119 (pp. 338). National Institute on Drug Abuse.

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