Titlebook: Drugs of Abuse; Leslie L. Iversen,Susan D. Iversen,Solomon H. Snyd Book 1978 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1978 brain.chemistry

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Bronislav Gongalsky,Nadezhda Krivolutskayasychopharmacological effects of opiates. Under this rubric the subjectively perceived effects, objective behavioral observations, and correlative influence of physiological function will be emphasized. Underlying mechanisms of action will be discussed if applicable. The reader, however, is referred

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Wrinkling on Covalently Anchored Hydrogels gradually disappear. Although dose administered and individual differences in personality, expectations, setting, and past drug experience all contribute to varied consequences from a given dose of cannabis, the variability in acute effects from cannabis seems no greater than with any other psychoa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-3186-5brain; chemistry; drug; drugs of abuse; ethanol; physiology; psychopharmacology; research

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978-1-4684-3188-9Springer Science+Business Media New York 1978

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Bronislav Gongalsky,Nadezhda Krivolutskayamist only slight ability to predict, ., the analgesic potencies of compounds. The discovery of new types of analgesics by the medicinal chemist has often been serendipitous (Eddy and May, 1973). Other new analgesics were designed through clever rationalizations based on natural products or previously synthesized similar drugs.

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Drug Self-Administration: An Analysis of the Reinforcing Effects of Drugs,rug effects were believed to be relatively stereotyped and to consist of little more than temporary alterations of the biological mechanisms controlling ongoing responding. However, recent research has forced an expansion of this view. At present, behavioral drug actions can be viewed as existing on