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RESEARCH PRODUCT
P-77D-PENICILLAMINE, A POTENTIAL ETHANOL ANTI-RELAPSE DRUG, DOES NOT REDUCE THE VOLUNTARY ETHANOL INTAKE IN LONG-TERM EXPERIENCED RATS
Alejandro OrricoM. J. Cano-cebriánB. CabañeroTeodoro ZornozaLucía Martí-pratsF. B. Gosálbezsubject
DrugEthanolbusiness.industrymedia_common.quotation_subjectPenicillamineAcetaldehydeGeneral MedicinePharmacologychemistry.chemical_compoundchemistryBiochemistrymedicineEthanol intakebusinessmedicine.drugmedia_commondescription
Experimental evidence has demonstrated that the reinforcing effects of ethanol crucially depend on the brain formation of acetaldehyde (ACD). Rationally supported by this basis, we previously evaluated a novel strategy to prevent relapse in alcoholism based on chemical ACD inactivation using D-Penicillamine (DP). Under our experimental …
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2015-09-01 | Alcohol and Alcoholism |