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Propranolol antagonism of morphine-influenced behavior

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Published1974
Citations17
References14

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1973 • 2,364 citations

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1970 • 197 citations

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1972 • 82 citations

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1970 • 65 citations

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1957 • 59 citations

Suppression of craving and other signs of dependence in morphine-addicted monkeys by administration of alpha-methyl-para-tyrosine.

1972 • 52 citations

Use of differential barpressing rates of rats for screening analgesic drugs. I. Techniques and effects of morphine.

1957 • 39 citations

Propranolol-induced rapid activation of rat striatal tyrosine hydroxylase concomitant with behavioral depression.

1972 • 31 citations

Propranolol, a curariform and cholinomimetic agent at the frog neuromuscular junction

1971 • 21 citations

Successful treatment of a heroin addict with propranolol: implications for opiate addiction, treatment and research.

1972 • 21 citations

Effects of propranolol on the binding of [14C]morphine to particulate fractions of mouse brain

1972 • 9 citations

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