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Sustained Release of Alcohol: Subcutaneous Silastic Implants in Mice

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Published1978
Citations14
References17

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1975 • 740 citations

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1971 • 437 citations

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1973 • 238 citations

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1972 • 233 citations

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1976 • 228 citations

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1968 • 111 citations

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1971 • 90 citations

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1971 • 82 citations

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1974 • 69 citations

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1976 • 62 citations

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1976 • 47 citations

A slow-release silicone pellet for chronic amphetamine administration

1977 • 40 citations

Ethanol suppression of naloxone-induced withdrawal in morphine-dependent rats

1977 • 32 citations

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1976 • 31 citations

The use of d-amphetamine pellet implantation as a model for d-amphetamine tolerance in the mouse

1973 • 22 citations

Acceleration of pentobarbital metabolism in tolerant mice induced by pentobarbital pellet implantation

1977 • 12 citations

Chronic dependence with a sustained ethanol release implant in mice

1978 • 9 citations

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