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Caroline G Roth

Washington University in St. Louis

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Brian C. RuyleiD· 1 shared Jessica A. HigginbothamiD· 1 shared José A. MoróniD· 1 shared Juhi Modh· 1 shared Mubariz Tahirkheli· 1 shared Nicolas MassalyiD· 1 shared Rohith Kesaraju· 1 shared Sarah MasudiD· 1 shared

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Peripheral opioid receptor antagonism alleviates fentanyl-induced cardiorespiratory depression and is devoid of aversive behavior

Brian C. Ruyle, Sarah Masud, Rohith Kesaraju, Mubariz Tahirkheli, Juhi Modh, Caroline G Roth, Sofia Angulo-Lopera, Tania Lintz, Jessica A. Higginbotham, Nicolas Massaly, José A. Morón

This study shows that peripheral opioid receptor antagonism can reverse fentanyl-induced respiratory depression without causing aversive behaviors.

eLife · Apr 1, 2025Peer-reviewedPhysiology