Artículos
Título:
Effect of Different Restraint Schedules on the Immobility in the Forced Swim Test: Modulation by an Opiate Mechanism
Autor/es:
L. M. CANCELA, S. ROSS1 AND V. A. MOLINA’
Editorial:
PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD
Referencias:
Año: 1991 vol. 26 p. 671 - 671
Resumen:
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CANCELA, L. M., S. ROSS1 AND V. A. MOLINA. Effect of different restraint schedules on the immobility in the forced swim
test: Modulation by an opiate mechanism. BRAIN RES BULL 26(5) 671-675, 1991 .-The present research was conducted to
evaluate the influence of different stress schedules on behaviors displayed during both phases of the forced swim test (FST). In
addition, the involvement of an opiate mechanism in the behavioral consequences of chronic restraint was investigated. Exposure
to a single, but not to chronic, restraint event induced an increase in the immobility score obtained during the lO-min initial
swimming exposure (initial test) of