Ketamine blocks morphine-induced conditioned place preference and anxiety-like behaviors in mice.
Greer McKendrick, Hannah Garrett, Holly E. Jones, Dillon S. McDevitt, Sonakshi Sharma, Yuval Silberman, Nicholas Graziane
This study shows that ketamine blocks morphine-induced conditioned place preference and anxiety-like behaviors in mice, suggesting it may interfere with memory of morphine-context associations rather than just alleviating negative affective states.
Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience · May 21, 2020Peer-reviewedNeuroscience