Titlebook: Animal Models in Psychopharmacology; B. Olivier,J. Mos,J. L. Slangen Book 1991 Springer Basel AG 1991 pharmacology.psychopharmacology.rese

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Risk Assessment and Animal Models of Anxietynt process. Furthermore, variation in the results obtained in these tests might be profitably analyzed in terms of some of the features of risk assessment and other aspects of the defense pattern seen to partial or potential threat stimuli.

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Economics in Cambridge, UK, after Keyneshavioural effects of such compounds, however, often show differences from those of the benzodiazepines and barbiturates. Future psychopharmacological research will need to develop and refine animal models in the light of new information from the clinic.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-01050-1ion seems to have weak enhancing effects on the stimulation induced aversive state. In view of these pharmacological characteristics it is not possible to conclude that there is a straight forward parallelism between brain stimulation-induced fear and a particular anxiety disorder.

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Eckhard H?pfinger,Hans-Paul Schwefel in function of the 5-HT system. Extinction of conflict behaviour might have predictive value for drugs active in anxiety disorders in which the memory for aversive events plays an important pathogenic role.

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Optimum Population: An Introduction or adults. Chronic isolation reduced DVs in chicks and made them more susceptible to the DV reducing effects of reserpine. The chronically isolated young chick appears to be an excellent and inexpensive model for the analysis of despair/depression processes in brain.

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Simple Ethological Models of Depression: Social-Isolation Induced “Despair” in Chicks and Mice or adults. Chronic isolation reduced DVs in chicks and made them more susceptible to the DV reducing effects of reserpine. The chronically isolated young chick appears to be an excellent and inexpensive model for the analysis of despair/depression processes in brain.

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Animal Models and Recent Developments in the Search for Novel Anxiolyticshavioural effects of such compounds, however, often show differences from those of the benzodiazepines and barbiturates. Future psychopharmacological research will need to develop and refine animal models in the light of new information from the clinic.

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Pharmacology of Fear, Induced by Periaqueductal Gray Stimulation in the Ration seems to have weak enhancing effects on the stimulation induced aversive state. In view of these pharmacological characteristics it is not possible to conclude that there is a straight forward parallelism between brain stimulation-induced fear and a particular anxiety disorder.

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Extinction of Conflict Behaviour in function of the 5-HT system. Extinction of conflict behaviour might have predictive value for drugs active in anxiety disorders in which the memory for aversive events plays an important pathogenic role.