Decreased Sensitivity to Ethanol Reward in Adolescent Mice as Measured by Conditioned Place Preference
Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research Published Online: 21 Apr 2009
Adolescents are less sensitive than adults to the rewarding effects of ethanol but can experience reward with high doses. These results extend the current literature on ethanol's effects in adolescent animals.
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