Expression and Extinction of Morphine-Related Aversive Memories in Mice: Underlying Neural Substrates and Impact of Morphine Encapsulation in Liposomes
<p id="p1">The conditioned-place aversion (CPA) paradigm is a widely used animal model for determining the dysphoric and aversive properties of withdrawal, as well as to study the neural substrates underlying the aversive memory associated with drug withdrawal. Therefore, one of the aims of the pres...
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2025
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