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Carlos J. Rivero

University of Puerto Rico, Medical Sciences Campus

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Nandrolone alters the behavioral response to cocaine as well as striatal and cortical dopamine receptors of prepubertal male rats.

Jaime A. Freire, Carlos J. Rivero, Iván G. Santiago-Marrero, Andrea Mendez-Morales, Amanda J. González-Segarra, Enrique U. Pérez‐Cardona, Ricardo J. Torres-Ramirez, Annabell C. Segarra

This study shows that nandrolone exposure before puberty in male rats reduces anxiety, alters cocaine-induced locomotor sensitization, and changes dopamine receptor expression in striatal and cortical regions.

Scientific Reports · Sep 26, 2025Peer-reviewedNeuroscience