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Early social isolation, but not maternal separation, affects behavioral sensitization to amphetamine in male and female adult rats

Isabelle Weiss, A.M. Domeney, Christian Heidbreder, Jean‐Luc Moreau, Joram Feldon

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Key concepts: Behavioral sensitization, Amphetamine, Stereotypy, Sensitization, Open field, Psychology, Locomotor activity, Drugs of abuse

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