Abstract:<p><b>Background: Reversal learning has been shown to improve as a function of dopamine D2 receptor expression, and manipulations that downregulated D2 expression also impaired behavioural flexibility. The possibility remains that an upregulation may facilitate reversal learning. Further, D2 receptor expression and reversal learning were compromised following repeated methamphetamine exposure. It stands to reason that restoration of receptor expression following methamphetamine exposure might preve… Show more
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