2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.biopsych.2007.01.014
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Prenatal Exposure to Cocaine Increases the Rewarding Potency of Cocaine and Selective Dopaminergic Agonists in Adult Mice

Abstract: Background-Substance abuse during pregnancy results in persistent affective and behavioral deficits in drug-exposed children, and increased rates of substance abuse have been observed in young adults prenatally exposed to drugs of abuse. Animal models of prenatal cocaine exposure have yielded differing results depending on the behavioral method used to assess drug potency.

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“…To control for some of these variables we created an animal model of prenatal cocaine exposure which has provided support for the role of cocaine independently contributing to some but not all of the clinical findings (reviewed in (10)). Of note,, rodents exposed to cocaine in utero display an altered response to drugs of abuse when tested as adults including impaired conditioned place preference (11,12), increased acquisition to (13,14) and enhanced reinforcing ability of cocaine (13,14) in self-administration tests, augmented brain stimulation reward following administration of cocaine and D 1 agonists (15), and enhanced stereotypy during cocaine induced behavioral sensitization (16).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To control for some of these variables we created an animal model of prenatal cocaine exposure which has provided support for the role of cocaine independently contributing to some but not all of the clinical findings (reviewed in (10)). Of note,, rodents exposed to cocaine in utero display an altered response to drugs of abuse when tested as adults including impaired conditioned place preference (11,12), increased acquisition to (13,14) and enhanced reinforcing ability of cocaine (13,14) in self-administration tests, augmented brain stimulation reward following administration of cocaine and D 1 agonists (15), and enhanced stereotypy during cocaine induced behavioral sensitization (16).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En la misma línea, Dow-Edwards et al (2014), Malanga, et al (2008), Peña-Oliver (2007) y Rocha et al (2002) encontraron que la EPC incrementó la probabilidad de adquirir la autoadministración de cocaína durante la adultez en ratas. En estos estudios había una relación estrecha del consumo con la dosis de la exposición prenatal, es decir, a mayor dosis de exposición prenatal mayor consumo se encontraba, a diferencia de los resultados del presente estudio.…”
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“…Esta mayor vulnerabilidad de los ratones machos para el posterior autoconsumo, es consistente con los resultados de diferentes investigaciones (DDow-Edwards et al (2014);Peña-Oliver, 2007;Malanga et al, 2008;Rocha et al, 2002;Salas-Ramírez et al, 2010), en las que la EPC incrementó la autoadministración de drogas (cocaína, morfina, entre otras) únicamente en los machos en posteriores etapas de la vida, adolescencia o adultez.…”
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