Publications

Ethanol- and cocaine-induced locomotion are genetically related to increases in accumbal dopamine, Meyer, Paul J., Meshul Charles K., and Phillips Tamara J. , Genes, Brain and Behavior, 04/2009, Volume 8, Issue 3, p.346 - 355, (2009)  Download: Meyer - Ethanol- and cocaine-induced.pdf (1.19 MB)

Behavioral sensitization to ethanol does not result in cross-sensitization to NMDA receptor antagonists, Meyer, Paul J., and Phillips Tamara J. , Psychopharmacology, 10/2007, Volume 195, Issue 1, p.103 - 115, (2007)  Download: Meyer - Behavioral sensitization to ethanol.PDF (284.54 KB)

Naloxone does not attenuate the locomotor effects of ethanol in FAST, SLOW, or two heterogeneous stocks of mice, Holstein, Sarah E., Pastor Raúl, Meyer Paul J., and Phillips Tamara J. , Psychopharmacology, 10/2005, Volume 182, Issue 2, p.277 - 289, (2005)  Download: Holstein - Naloxone does not attenuate.PDF (193.66 KB)

Bivalent effects of MK-801 on ethanol-induced sensitization do not parallel its effects on ethanol-induced tolerance., Meyer, Paul J., and Phillips Tamara J. , Behavioral Neuroscience, 2003, Volume 117, Issue 3, p.641 - 649, (2003)  Download: Meyer - Bivalent effects of MK-801.PDF (120.95 KB)

Sensitivity to Ketamine, Alone or in Combination With Ethanol, Is Altered in Mice Selectively Bred for Sensitivity to Ethanol's Locomotor Effects, Meyer, Paul J., and Phillips Tamara J. , Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research, 2003, Volume 27, Issue 11, p.1701 - 1709, (2003)  Download: Meyer - Sensitivity to Ketamine.PDF (253.55 KB)