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Richard J. Petroski,Susan P. McCormickndell, 1974). This sensitization and its underlying mechanisms are of particular interest because of their possible relationship to the gradual evolution of psychosis seen in humans during chronic use of these drugs (Ellinwood, 1967; Connell, 1958; Lewin, 1931; Ellinwood, Sudilovsky, and Nelson, 197

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Neural Substrates Mediating Amphetamine Responses,al order and frequency. In practical terms these behaviours are easy to quantify; and, very largely for this reason, amphetamine has often been selected as the “model” drug in experiments designed to elucidate the modes of action of stimulants.

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,Cocaine: 1884–1974,abuse that has dramatically increased in popularity. It is reported to produce an intense euphoria 3–5 minutes after intranasal application and thereby has gained the reputation of being the “champagne of drugs.”