Mélanie Marias's research while affiliated with Universidad de Sevilla and other places

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Haloperidol-based conditioned increase in locomotor activity is disrupted by latent inhibition and extended interstimulus interval
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  • Sep 2020
Previous research have shown that repeated administration of 0.5 mg/kg of haloperidol in a given context gives rise to an increase in activity when spontaneous locomotor activity is recorded in a drug-free test conducted in such context. In order to confirm whether this type of response is based on processes of a Pavlovian nature, we conducted two...
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... A review of those studies that have analyzed conditioning using haloperidol as a US reveals the existence of apparently contradictory results, since in some cases conditioned catalepsy responses have been observed [15,21], while in other cases a conditioned increase in locomotor activity has been reported [22,23]. To analyze in detail such discrepancies, we designed an experiment with the general aim of analyzing the associations established after repeated presentations of a novel context (the CS) and the effects of the dopaminergic antagonist haloperidol (the US). ...
Reference: Conditioned Catalepsy vs. Increase in Locomotor Activity Induced by Haloperidol
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