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Robert A Wheeler

Marquette University

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Aversion-induced drug taking and escape behavior involve similar nucleus accumbens core dopamine signaling signatures

Elaine M. Grafelman, Bridgitte E Côté, Lisa Vlach, Ella Geise, G. Nino Padula, Daniel S. Wheeler, Matthew C. Hearing, John R. Mantsch, Robert A Wheeler

This study shows that aversive stimuli reduce nucleus accumbens dopamine and increase drug taking and escape behavior in rats, suggesting a common physiological mechanism for both adaptive and maladaptive responses.

bioRxiv · Aug 5, 2024 · PreprintNeuroscience