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Academic Article Behavioral quantification of striatal dopaminergic supersensitivity after bilateral 6-hydroxydopamine lesions in the mouse.
Academic Article Striatal depth EEG reveals postsynaptic activity of striatal neurons following dopamine receptor stimulation and blockade.
Academic Article Effect of duration of haloperidol treatment on DA receptor supersensitization in aging C57BL/6J mice.
Academic Article Genotypic influences on striatal dopaminergic regulation in mice.
Academic Article A quantitative estimate of the role of striatal D-2 receptor proliferation in dopaminergic behavioral supersensitivity: the contribution of mesolimbic dopamine to the magnitude of 6-OHDA lesion-induced agonist sensitivity in the rat.
Academic Article Bromocriptine-induced rotation: characterization using a striatal efferent lesion in the mouse.
Academic Article Behavioral demonstration of a reciprocal interaction between dopamine receptor subtypes in the mouse striatum: possible involvement of the striato-nigral pathway.
Academic Article Behavioral sensitization following a single apomorphine pretreatment--selective effects on the dopamine release process.
Academic Article Behavioral sensitization following subchronic apomorphine treatment--possible neurochemical basis.
Academic Article Dopamine agonist-induced stereotypic grooming and self-mutilation following striatal dopamine depletion.
Academic Article Mouse strain differences in apomorphine-induced behavior: an empirical and methodological study.
Academic Article Quantification of dopaminergic supersensitization using apomorphine-induced behavior in the mouse.
Academic Article Aging and the regulation of striatal dopaminergic mechanisms in mice.
Concept Stereotyped Behavior
Academic Article Simultaneous catalepsy and apomorphine-induced stereotypic behavior in mice.
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