Matthew L. Banks

This study examines how xanomeline affects methamphetamine choice in rats, finding it reduces choice in Long Evans but not Sprague Dawley rats.

This study evaluates the effects of xanomeline and VU0364572 on cocaine choice in rats, finding xanomeline reduces cocaine choice while VU0364572 does not.

This paper develops sustained-release nor-LAAM-loaded PLGA microparticles for OUD treatment, showing prolonged drug release and reduced fentanyl choice and withdrawal in rats.

This study shows xylazine does not enhance fentanyl reinforcement or alter its plasma concentrations in rats using behavioral economic methods.

This study shows that negative reinforcers reduce cocaine self-administration in rats, with no significant increase in cocaine choice even after extended access.

This study shows that extinction training of drug-associated cues does not reduce drug choice in rhesus monkeys under a drug-vs-food choice procedure.

This study shows that opioid withdrawal leads to sex-specific changes in fentanyl choice and mesolimbic gene expression in rats, with males showing increased fentanyl preference and females showing transcriptional hyperfunction.

This study shows that pain-related manipulations in rats do not increase opioid self-administration, reinstatement of seeking, or choice over food.

This study evaluates lorcaserin's effect on heroin-vs-food choice in rhesus monkeys, finding it ineffective compared to saline and naltrexone.

This study evaluates a fentanyl-targeted vaccine in rhesus monkeys, showing it significantly reduces fentanyl's behavioral and antinociceptive effects while being selective for fentanyl over oxycodone.