Neuro-functional correlates of protective effects of wheel-running exercise against cocaine locomotor sensitization in mice: a [18F]fallypride microPET study

Abstract
Wheel-running exercise in laboratory rodents (animal model useful to study the neurobiology of aerobic exercise) decreases behavioral markers of vulnerability to addictive properties of various drugs of abuse including cocaine. However, neurobiological mechanisms underpinning this protective effect are far from being fully characterized and understood. Here, 28-day-old female C57BL/6J mice were housed with (n=48) or without (n=48) a running...
Paper Details
Title
Neuro-functional correlates of protective effects of wheel-running exercise against cocaine locomotor sensitization in mice: a [18F]fallypride microPET study
Published Date
Nov 26, 2019
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