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Psychopharmacology
Volume 116 1994
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Clinical psychopharmacology.
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Contents of volume 116 editors: The latent inhibition model of
schizophrenic attention disorder and of
antipsychotic drug action: comment on
No1: pp 1-124 published September 7, 1994 Dunn, Atwater and Kilts (Psychophar-
No 2: pp 125-242 published October 7, 1994 macology, 1993, 112:315-323) 381
No 3: pp 243-388 published November 7, 1994
No 4: pp 389-538 published December 5, 1994 Ebmeier KP > O’Carroll RE
Emmett-Oglesby MW — Li DH
Eyles DW, Stedman TJ, Pond SM: Non-
linear relationship between circulating
concentrations of reduced haloperidol
Acri JB: Nicotine modulates effects of Carratu MR — Di Giovanni V and haloperidol: evaluation of possible
stress on acoustic startle reflexes in rats: Castafieda E — Neisewander JL mechanisms 161
dependence on dose, stressor and initial Cheeta S, Broekkamp C, Willner P: Ste-
reactivity 255 reospecific reversal of stress-induced Fagan D, Paul DL, Tiplady B, Scott DB:
Airaksinen MM — Callaway JC anhedonia by mianserin and its (+)- A dose-response study of the effects of
Anderson J > Wewers ME enantiomer 523 inhaled nitrous oxide on psychological
Andreassen OA, Jorgensen HA: GM1 Christopher Pierce R, Clemens AJ, Sha- performance and mood 333
ganglioside attenuates the development piro LA, Rebec GV: Repeated treatment Fagerstrom KO, Pomerleau O, Giordani B,
of vacuous chewing movements in- with ascorbate or haloperidol, but not Stelson F: Nicotine may relieve symp-
duced by long-term haloperidol treat- clozapine, elevates extracellular ascor- toms of Partkinson’s disease 117
ment of rats 517 bate in the neostriatum of freely moving Faull KF + Csernansky JG
Andreassen OA — Jorgensen HA rats 103 Faustman WO — Csernansky JG
Arnaud C, Gauthier P, Gottesmann C: Claus D — Rechlin T Feldon J > Weiner |
Atropine effects on the intermediate Clemens AJ — Christopher Pierce R Ferré S, Schwarcz R, Li XM, Snaprud P,
stage and paradoxical sleep in rats 304 Cole BJ, Jones GH, Turner JD: 5-HT,, Ogren SO, Fuxe K: Chronic haloperidol
Arnsten AFT, Cai JX, Murphy BL, Gold- receptor agonists improve the perfor- treatment leads to an increase in the in-
man-Rakic PS: Dopamine D, receptor mance of normal and scopolamine-im- tramembrane interaction between
mechanisms in the cognitive perfor- paired rats in an operant delayed match- adenosine A, and dopamine Dz, recep-
mance of young adult and aged mon- ing to position task 135 tors in the neostriatum 279
keys 143 Cook CE — Perez-Reyes M Ferré S > Herrera-Marschitz M
Cousins MS, Wei W, Salamone JD: Phar- File SE: Chronic exposure to noise modi-
Balster RL > Wiley JL macological characterization of perfor- fies the anxiogenic response, but not
Bardo MT — Crawford CA mance on a concurrent lever pressing/ the hypoactivity, detected on withdraw-
Barlage U — Seiler W feeding choice procedure: effects of do- al from chronic ethanol treatment 369
Barrett JE, Gamble EH, Zhang L, Guardio- pamine antagonist, cholinomimetic, Fletcher A > Shepherd JK
la-Lemaitre B: Anticonflict and discri- sedative and stimulant drugs 529 Fowler SC, Davison KH, Stanford JA: Un-
minative stimulus effects in the pigeon Cowen PJ — Series HG like haloperidol, clozapine slows and
of a new methoxy-chroman 5-HT,, ag- Cowen PJ — Walsh AES dampens rat's forelimb force oscillations
onist, (+)S20244 and its enantiomers Crawford CA, McDougall SA, Bardo MT: and decreases force output in a press-
(+)S20499 and (—)S20500 73 Ontogenetic effects of EEDOQ on am- while-licking behavioral task 19
Bates T > Stough C phetamine-induced behaviors of rats: Fukase H, Fukuzaki K, Koja T, Nagata R,
Becker HC: Positive relationship between role of presynaptic processes 152 Lukas SE: Effects of morphine, nalox-
the number of prior ethanol withdrawal Crawford CA > McDougall SA one, buprenorphine, butorphanol, halo-
episodes and the severity of subsequent Crawley JN > Mathis C peridol and imipramine on morphine
withdrawal seizures 26 Csernansky JG, Newcomer JW, Jackson withdrawal signs in cynomolgus mon-
Benoit O, Bouard G, Payan C, Borderies K, Lombrozo L, Faull KF, Zipursky R, keys 396
P, Prado J: Effect of a single dose (10 Pfefferbaum A, Faustman WO: Effects Fukuzaki K + Fukase H
mg) of zolpidem on visual and spectral of raclopride treatment on plasma and Fulford AJ, Butler S, Heal DJ, Kendall DA,
analysis of sleep in young poor sleep- CSFHVA: relationships with clinical Marsden CA: Evidence for altered a2-
ers 297 improvement in male schizophrenics adrenoceptor function following isola-
Bergman J > Rosenzweig-Lipson S 291 tion-rearing in the rat 183
Bigelow GE = Strain EC Cunningham CL — Risinger FO Fuxe K — Ferré S
Bill DJ + Shepherd JK Cuomo V — Di Giovanni V
Bolanos CA — McDougall SA Gamble EH — Barrett JE
Borderies P > Benoit O Davis DA > Neisewander JL Gauthier P > Arnaud C
Boselli M > Parrino L Davison KH — Fowler SC Gillin JC, Jernajczyk W, Valladares-Neto
Bouard G > Benoit O Depoortere RY — Li DH D de C, Golshan S, Lardon M, Stahl
Bradberry CW > Nobiletti JB De Salvia MA => Di Giovanni V SM: Inhibition of REM sleep by ipsapir-
Bradshaw CM —> Graham S Di Giovanni G > Parrino L one, A 5HT1, agonist, in normal volun-
Brito GS > Callaway JC Di Giovanni V, Cagiano R, Carratu MR, teers 433
Broekkamp C — Cheeta S De Salvia MA, Giustino A, Cuomo V: Giordani B > Fagerstrom KO
Butler S > Fulford AJ Alterations in the ontogeny of rat pup Giustino A > Di Giovanni V
ultrasonic vocalization produced by Glautier S, Drummond C, Remington B:
Cagiano R — Di Giovanni V prenatal exposure to nitrogen dioxide Alcohol as an unconditioned stimulus
Cai JX — Arnsten AFT 423 in human classical conditioning 360
Callaway JC, Airaksinen MM, McKenna DiMarco A — Perkins KA Goldman-Rakic PS — Arnsten AFT
DJ, Brito GS, Grob CS: Platelet sero- Dourish CT — Shepherd JK Golshan S > Gillin JC
tonin uptake sites increased in drinkers Drummond C = Glautier S Goodall EM > Walsh AES
of Ayahuasca 385 Duke MA > McDougall SA Goodwin GM — O'Carroll RE
Camfferman G > Leeuwen TH van Dunn LA: Response to the letter to the Gothert M > Kathmann M
IV
Gottesmann C — Arnaud C The atypical; antipsychotic, remoxi- broventricular 6-hydroxydopamine ad-
Graham S, Ho M-Y, Bradshaw CM, Sza- pride, blocks phencyclidine-induced ministration in rats: |. Effects on sponta-
badi E: Facilitated acquisition of a tem- dusruption of prepulse inhibition in the neous and drug-induced rotational be-
poral discrimination following destruc- rat 437 havior and on postmortem monoamine
tion of the ascending 5-hydroxytrypt- Jones DNC — Hooks MS levels 443
aminergic pathways 373 Jones GH => Cole BJ Luthman J — Herrera-Marschitz M
Grewal SS — Shepherd JK Jorgensen HA, Andreassen OA, Hole K: Lyon M, McClure WO: Investigations of
Grob CS => Callaway JC The relationship between motor effects fetal development models for prenatal
Grobe JE > Perkins KA in rats following acute and chronic ha- drug exposure and schizophrenia. Pre-
Guardiola-Lemaitre B > Barrett JE loperidol treatment 89 natal d-amphetamine effects upon early
Gueudet C — Poncelet M Jorgensen HA > Andreassen OA and late juvenile behavior in the rat
Gugten J van der > Leeuwen TH van Juncos JL — Hooks MS 226
Gully D > Poncelet M June HL, Lewis MJ: Interactions of
Ro15-4513, Ro15-1788 (flumazenil) Maier U, Koinig G: Andrological findings
Handley SL — McBlane JW and ethanol on measures of exploration in young patients under long-term anti-
Heal DJ > Fulford AJ and locomotion in rats 309 depressive therapy with clomipramine
Herrera-Marschitz M, Luthman J, Ferré S: Jussofie A, Schmiz A, Hiemke C: Kava- 357
Unilateral neonatal intracerebroventri- pyrone enriched extract from Piper Maldonado-Irizarry CS, Kelley AE: Differ-
cular 6-hydroxydopamine administra- methysticum as modulator of the GABA ential behavioral effects following mi-
tion in rats: Il. Effects on extracellular binding site in different regions of rat croinjection of an NMDA antagonist
monoamine, acetylcholine and adeno- brain 469 into nucleus accumbens subregions 65
sine levels monitored with in vivo mi- Justice JB Jr — Hooks MS Malott DH — Risinger FO
crodialysis 451 Mangan G => Stough C
Herrera-Marschitz M > Luthman J Kalivas PW > Hooks MS Marsden CA — Fulford AJ
Hesterberg P > Rosenzweig-Lipson S Kameyama T — Hiramatsu M Mathis C, Paul SM, Crawley JN: The neu-
Heyser CJ, Rajachandran L, Spear NE, Kathmann M, Schlicker E, Gothert M: In- rosteroid pregnenolone sulfate blocks
Spear LP: Responsiveness to cocaine termediate affinity and potency of clo- NMDA antagonist-induced deficits in a
challenge in adult rats following prena- zapine and low affinity of other neu- passive avoidance memory task 201
tal exposure to cocaine 45 roleptics and of antidepressants at H3 McAllister KH: D-Cycloserine enhances
Hiemke C — Jussofie A receptors 464 social behaviour in individually-housed
Hiemke C — Seiler W Kelley AE + Maldonado-lIrizarry CS mice in the resident-intruder test 317
Hietala J, West C, Syvalahti E, Nagren K, Kellogg CK — Inglefield JR McBlane JW, Handley SL: Effects of two
Lehikoinen P, Sonninen P, Ruotsalai- Kendall DA — Fulford AJ stressors on behaviour in the elevated
nen U: Striatal D, dopamine receptor Koelega HS — Leeuwen TH van X-maze: preliminary investigation of
binding characteristics in vivo in pa- Koinig G > Maier U their interaction with 8-OH-DPAT 173
tients with alcohol dependence 285 Koja T > Fukase H McClure WO > Lyon M
Hillert A + Seiler W Kuribara H: Caffeine enhances the stimu- McDougall SA, Duke MA, Bolanos CA,
Hiramatsu M, Satoh H, Kameyama T, Na- lant effect of methamphetamine, but Crawford CA: Ontogeny of behavioral
beshima T: Nootropic effect of nicotine may not affect induction of metham- sensitization in the rat: effects of direct
on carbon monoxide (CQ) -induced de- phetamine sensitization of ambulation and indirect dopamine agonists 483
layed amnesia in mice 33 in mice 125 McDougall SA > Crawford CA
Ho M-Y > Graham S Kuribara H — Uchihashi Y McGregor IS, Lee AM, Westbrook RF:
Hole K > Jorgensen HA Stress-induced changes in respiratory
Holtzman SG: Discriminative stimulus ef- Langer M — Seiler W quotient, energy expenditure and loco-
fects of dextromethorphan in the rat Lardon M = Gillin JC motor activity in rats: effects of midazo-
249 Lee AM > McGregor IS lam 475
Holtzman SG, Steinfels GF: Antagonism Leeuwen TH van, Verbaten MN, Koelega McKenna DJ —> Callaway JC
of the discriminative stimulus effects of HS, Camfferman G, Gugten J van der, Merlotti L > Roehrs T
the kappa-opioid agonist spiradoline Slangen JL: Effects of oxazepam on Miczek KA > Tornatzky W
243 performance and event-related brain Miczek KA — Vivian JA
Holtzman SG —> Hooks MS potentials in vigilance tasks with static Moffoot APR > O’Carroll RE
Hooks MS, Jones DNC, Holtzman SG, and dynamic stimuli 499 Morita T > Uchihashi Y
Juncos JL, Kalivas PW, Justice JB Jr: Le Fur G > Poncelet M Murphy BL —> Arnsten AFT
Individual differences in behavior fol- Lehikoinen P —> Hietala J Myers M — Perez-Reyes M
lowing amphetamine, GBR-12909, or Lehtovaara R — Raitasuo V Nabeshima T — Hiramatsu M
apomorphine but not SKF-38393 or Levesque TR, Locke KW: Discriminative
quinpirole 217 stimulus effects of melatonin in the rat Nagata R > Fukase H
Huttunen MO — Raitasuo V 167 Nagren K = Hietala J
Lewis MJ > June HL Navarro M, Rubio P, Rodriguez de Fon-
Inglefield JR, Kellogg CK: Hypothalamic Li DH, Depoortere RY, Emmett-Oglesby seca F: Sex-dimorphic psychomotor
GABA, receptor blockade modulates MW: Tolerance to the reinforcing ef- activation after perinatal exposure to
cerebral cortical systems sensitive to fects of cocaine in a progressive ratio (—)-A°-tetrahydrocannabinol. An on-
acute stressors 339 paradigm 326 togenic study in Wistar rats 414
Isa Y — Uchihashi Y Li XM — Ferré S Neisewander JL, Castaneda E, Davis DA:
Liebson IA — Strain EC Dose-dependent differences in the de-
Jackson DM — Johansson C Lindqvist E > Luthman J velopment of reserpine-induced oral
Jackson K — Csernansky JG Locke KW — Levesque TR dyskinesia in rats: support for a model
Jatlow PI > Nobiletti JB Lombrozo L — Csernansky JG of tardive dyskinesia 79
Jeffcoat AR > Perez-Reyes M Lukas SE > Fukase H Newcomer JW — Csernansky JG
Jernajczyk W —> Gillin JC Luthman J, Herrera-Marschitz M, Lind- Nichus DR — Risinger FO
Johansson C, Jackson DM, Svensson L: qvist E: Unilateral neonatal intracere- Nobiletti JB, Jatlow Pl, Bradberry CW:
Differences in bioavailability between Rosenzweig-Lipson S, Hesterberg P, Tejwani GA — Wewers ME
cocaine and cocaethylene and their im- Bergman J: Observational studies of Terranova JP — Poncelet M
plications for drug-reward studies 273 dopamine D, and D, agonists in squirrel Terzano MG — Parrino L
monkeys 9 Tiplady B > Fagan D
O’Carroll RE, Moffoot APR, Ebmeier KP, Roth T — Roehrs T Tirelli E, Witkin JM: Verticalization of be-
Goodwin GM: Effects of fluvoxamine Rubio P > Navarro M havior elicited by dopaminergic mobili-
treatment on cognitive functioning in Ruotsalainen U — Hietala J zation is qualitatively different between
the alcoholic Korsakoff syndrome 85 C57BL/6J and DBA/2J mice 191
Ogren SO — Ferré S Salamone JD — Cousins MS Tornatzky W, Miczek KA: Behavioral and
Oldman AD — Walsh AES Sato T > Uchihashi Y autonomic responses to intermittent so-
Oren DA, Schulkin J, Rosenthal NE: 1,25 Satoh H — Hiramatsu M cial stress: differential protection by
(OH), vitamin D3 levels in seasonal af- Schlicker E > Kathmann M clonidine and metoprolol 346
fective disorder: Effects of light 515 Schmiz A > Jussofie A Turner JD > Cole BJ
Schollnhammer G — Seiler W
Parrino L, Spaggiari MC, Boselli M, Di Schulkin J — Oren DA Uchihashi Y, Kuribara H, Isa Y, Morita T,
Giovanni G, Terzano MG: Clinicai and Schwarcz R — Ferré S Sato T: The disruptive effects of ket-
polysomnographic effects of trazodone Scierka A > Perkins KA amine on passive avoidance learning in
CR in chronic insomnia associated with Scott DB —> Fagan D mice: involvement of dopaminergic
dysthymia 389 Seiler W, Wetzel H, Hillert A, Schollnham- mechanism 40
Parrott AC: Acute pharmacodynamic tol- mer G, Langer M, Barlage U, Hiemke
erance to the subjective effects of ciga- C: Pharmacokinetics and bioavailability Vaccarino FJ — Sills TL
rette smoking 93 of benperidol in schizophrenic patients Valladares-Neto D de C => Gillin JC
Paul DL > Fagan D after intravenous and two different Verbaten MN — Leeuwen TH van
Paul SM > Mathis C kinds of oral application 457 Vivian JA, Weerts EM, Miczek KA: Defeat
Payan C —> Benoit O Series HG, Cowen PJ, Sharp T: p-Chloro- engenders _ pentylenetetrazole-appro-
Pellett O — Stough C amphetamine (PCA), 3,4-methylene- priate responding in rats: antagonism
Perez-Reyes M, Jeffcoat AR, Myers M, dioxy-methamphetamine (MDMA) and by midazolam 491
Sihler K, Cook CE: Comparison in hu- d-fenfluramine pretreatment attenuates
mans of the potency and pharmacokin- d-fenfluramine-evoked release of 5-HT Walsh AES, Smith KA, Oldman AD, Wil-
etics of intravenously injected coca- invivo 508 liams C, Goodall EM, Cowen PJ: m-
ethylene and cocaine 428 Shapiro LA —> Christopher Pierce R Chlorophenylpiperazine decreases food
Perkins KA, DiMarco A, Grobe JE, Scierka Sharp T > Series HG intake in a test meal 120
A, Stiller RL: Nicotine discrimination in Shepherd JK, Grewal SS, Fletcher A, Bill Weerts EM = Vivian JA
male and female smokers 407 DJ, Dourish CT: Behavioural and phar- Wei W — Cousins MS
Pfefferbaum A —> Csernansky JG macological characterisation of the ele- Weiner |, Feldon J: The latent inhibition
Pomerleau O —> Fagerstrom KO vated ‘‘zero-maze” as an animal model model of schizophrenic attention dis-
Poncelet M, Souilhac J, Gueudet C, Ter- of anxiety 56 order and of antipsychotic drug action:
ranova JP, Gully D, Le Fur G, Soubrié Sihler K > Perez-Reyes M comment on Dunn, Atwater and Kilts
P: Effects of SR 48692, a selective non- Sills TL, Vaccarino FJ: Individual differ- (Psychopharmacology, 1993, 112:
peptide neurotensin receptor antago- ences in sugar intake predict the loco- 315-323) 379
nist, on two dopamine-dependent be- motor response to acute and repeated Weis M — Rechlin T
havioural responses in mice and rats amphetamine administration 1 West C — Hietala J
Zan Slangen JL > Leeuwen TH van Westbrook RF > McGregor IS
Pond SM — Eyles DW Smith KA > Walsh AES Wetzel H — Seiler W
Prado J > Benoit O Snaprud P — Ferré S Wewers ME, Tejwani GA, Anderson J:
Prather LK — Risinger FO Sonninen P — Hietala J Plasma nicotine, plasma #-endorphin
Soubrié P > Poncelet M and mood states during periods of
Raitasuo V, Lehtovaara R, Huttunen MO: Souilhac J > Poncelet M chronic smoking, abstinence and nico-
Effect of switching carbamazepine to Spaggiari MC > Parrino L tine replacement 98
oxcarbazepine on the plasma levels of Spear LP > Heyser CJ Wiley JL, Balster RL: Effects of competi-
neuroleptics. A case report 115 Spear NE > Heyser CJ tive and non-competitive V-methyl-D-
Rajachandran L > Heyser CJ Stahl SM — Gillin JC aspartate (NMDA) antagonists in squir-
Rebec GV — Christopher Pierce R Stanford JA > Fowler SC rel monkeys trained to discriminate D-
Rechlin T, Claus D, Weis M: Heart rate Stedman TJ — Eyles DW CPPene (SDZEAA494) from vehicle
analysis in 24 patients treated with 150 Steinfels GF — Holtzman SG 266
mg amitriptyline per day 110 Stelson F > Fagerstrom KO Williams C > Walsh AES
Remington B => Glautier S Stiller RL > Perkins KA Willner P + Cheeta S
Risinger FO, Malott DH, Prather LK, Ni- Stitzer ML —> Strain EC Witkin JM = Tirelli E
chus DR, Cunningham CL: Motivation- Stough C, Mangan G, Bates T, Pellett O:
al properties of ethanol in mice selec- Smoking and Raven !Q 382 Zhang L — Barrett JE
tively bred for ethanol-induced locomo- Strain EC, Stitzer ML, Liebson IA, Bigelow Zipursky R > Csernansky JG
tor differences 207 GE: Buprenorphine versus methadone Zorick F + Roehrs T
Rodriguez de Fonseca F > Navarro M in the treatment of opioid-dependent
Roehrs T, Merlotti L, Zorick F, Roth T: cocaine users 401
Sedative, memory, and performance ef- Svensson L — Johansson C Indexed in Current Contents,
fects of hypnotics 130 Syvalahti E > Hietala J Psychological Abstracts
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