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Cortical and Dopaminergic Regulation of Amphetamine-Induced Changes In Striatal Single-Unit Activity in Awake, Behaving Rats
The striatum and its dopaminergic input from the ventral midbrain are known to play a critical role in the behavioral effects of amphetamine and related psychomotor stimulants. Relatively little information is...
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Responses of Motor- and Nonmotor-Related Neostriatal Neurons to Amphetamine and Neuroleptic Drugs
The neostriatum has been implicated in the behavioral response to amphetamine and in the ability of neuroleptic drugs to attenuate this response (e.g., Rebec and Bashore, 1984). Recent efforts to identify the ...