Central Nervous System
Studies in the Area of Central Nervous System Reported from University of Tennessee Health Science Center
Published in Pain and Central Nervous System Week, December 5th, 2011
2011 DEC 5 -- A report, "Gene expression in accumbens GABA neurons from inbred rats with different drug-taking behavior," is newly published data in Genes, Brain and Behavior. "Inbred Lewis and Fisher 344 rat strains differ greatly in drug self-administration; Lewis rats operantly self-administer drugs of abuse including nicotine, whereas Fisher self-administer poorly. As shown herein, operant food self-administration is similar," investigators in Memphis, Tennessee report.
"On the basis of their pivotal role in drug reward, we hypothesized that differences in basal gene expression in GABAergic neurons projecting from nucleus accumbens (NAcc) to...
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