Publications

Table of contents

Depressive Disorders

1. Effects of Serotonergic Drugs on Depression Models. G. Curzon
2. Antidepressant Drug Screens and the Serotonergic System. G.J.Marek and L.S. Seiden
3. Behavioural Despair Test. F. Borsini
4. Learned helplessness: an Animal Model of Depression ?. A.V.Christensen
5. An Integrative Hypothesis of Limbic Multitransmitter Action ofAntidepressive Treatment. W. Kostowski and A. Plaznik
6. Genetic Differences in Coping with the Environment as a Strategy,rather than Liability, for Studying CNS-active Compounds. P.Driscoll
7. Early Stimulation and Perinatal Flumazenil Effects on Behavior of theRoman Rat Lines: overcoming a genetically-related deficit. A.Fernández-Teruel, R.M. Escorihuela, P. Driscoll, P. Ferréand A. Tobeña
8. A Comparative Study of the Biochemical Parameters of the GABAergicand Dopaminergic Neurotransmission in the Brain of Roman HighAvoidance and Roman Low Avoidance Rats. 0. Giorgi,M. Orlandi, D. Lecca, R. Loi, R.M. Escorihuela and M.G. Corda
9. Psychobiogenetics: genetic studies of the coupling betweenbehavioural and neuroendocrine traits of emotional reactivity. P.Mormède and N. Castanon
10. Tinnitus, Pain and Affective Disorders. S.I. Erlandsson and T.Archer

Anxiety and Aggression Disorders

11. Ethologícal Approaches to the Preclinical Psychopharmacologyof Anxiety. R.J. Blanchard, R.J. Rodgers and D.C. Blanchard
12. Drugs, Neurotransmitters and Offensive Aggression. B. Olivier, J.Mos and R. van Oorschot
13. Conflict Procedures as Pharmacological Screens for Anxiolytic Drugs. J.E. Barrett and J. Willetts
14. Is Anxiety Associated with a Hyper- or Hypo-serotoninergic state?. M.Briley and Ph. Chopin
15. Testing 5-HT Theories of Anxiety in Normal Volunteers. J.F.W.Deakin, F.S. Guimâraes and F.G. Graeff
16. The Role of Different Serotonin Receptor Subtypes in PsychiatricSyndromes. J. del Río and B.Lasheras
17. 5-HT Receptor Types and Anxiety. N.R. Oakley, G.J. Kilpatrick andM.B. Tyers
18. Why do we need new Anxiolytics?. M.H. Lader

Drug Abuse and Reward

19. Drug Discrimination as a Model for Studying Opioid Dependence andWithdrawal in Animals. C.P. France
20. Methods to Analyze Individual Vulnerability to Drugs of Abuse. M.S.Hooks and P. W. Kalivas
21. The Interactions between Opioids and Psychomotor Stimulants. P.Nencini
22. Studies of Behavioral Dependence. A.M. Young
23. Dependence Aspects of Anxiolytic Drugs. M.H. Lader
24. Ontogenic and Adult Changes in the Activity of Hypothalamic andExtrahypothalamic Dopaminergic Neurons after Perinatal CannabinoidExposure in rats. JJ. Fernández-Ruiz, A. Bonnin, M. Cebeiraand J. A. Ramos
25. Behavioural Pharmacology of Taste Hedonics: a model of studyingnatural rewards and its relevance to the study of drug abuse. S.J.Cooper
26. Dopaminergic Agents with Different Mechanisms of ActionDifferentially Affect Responding for Conditioned Reward. R.Beninger and R. Ranaldi
27. Motivational Measures of Drug Dependence. A. Markou, F. Weiss andG.F. Koob
28. An Animal Model of Alcoholism Developed in the Male Rat. G.Wahlström
29. Adrenal Corticosteroids Modulate the Consumption of Ethanol in theRat. S. Hansen, C. Fahlke, E. Hard and J.A. Engel