Raised corticosterone in the rat after exposure to the elevated plus-maze

File, Sandra E; Zangrossi, Hélio; Sanders, Fiona L.; Mabbutt, Peter S.

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Raised corticosterone in the rat after exposure to the elevated plus-maze

Author(s): Sandra E. File , Helio Zangrossi , Fiona L. Sanders , Peter S. Mabbutt

Publication date Created: January 1994

Publication date (Print): January 1994

Journal: Psychopharmacology

Publisher: Springer Nature

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Behavioral consequences in animal tests of anxiety and exploration of exposure to cat odor

Sandra File, Hélio Zangrossi (1992)

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One-trial tolerance to the anxiolytic effects of chlordiazepoxide in the plus-maze.

S E File (1990)

Chlordiazepoxide (CDP 7.5 mg/kg) had a significant anxiolytic effect in rats tested on the plus-maze for the first time. On a second trial the control scores did not change, but those of the CDP group did and they no longer differed from controls. Rats previously tested undrugged or after flumazenil (4 mg/kg) also failed to show an anxiolytic response to CDP. Thus this phenomenon of one-trial tolerance depended on prior experience with the plus-maze. It also depended on CDP acting at the benzodiazepine receptors on trial 2, since the joint administration of CDP and flumazenil on trial 2 reversed the phenomenon.