Adult cocaine-induced brain metabolic activation is altered in a sex-dependent manner by chronic periadolescent cannabinoid exposure in rats

Higuera Matas, A.; García Vázquez, V.; Montoya, G. L.; Soto Montenegro, M. L.; García Lecumberri, C.; Vaquero López, Juan José; Ambrosio, E.; Desco Menéndez, Manuel

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Adult cocaine-induced brain metabolic activation is altered in a sex-dependent manner by chronic periadolescent cannabinoid exposure in rats

Autor(es): Higuera Matas, A.; García Vázquez, V.; Montoya, G. L.; Soto Montenegro, M. L.; García Lecumberri, C.; Vaquero López, Juan José; Ambrosio, E.; Desco Menéndez, Manuel

Editorial: European Society for Molecular Imaging

Fecha de edición: 2009

Cita: European Society for Molecular Imaging. 4th European Molecular Imaging Meeting, Barcelona, Spain, May 27 to May 30, 2009: abstract book, p. 240

Versión del editor: http://www.e-smi.eu/uploads/media/Conference_Book_EMIM_2009.pdf

URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10016/12444

Derechos: Atribución-NoComercial-SinDerivadas 3.0 España

Resumen:

Cannabinoid exposure during the periadolescent period has been shown to augment the rates of cocaine self-administration in female but not male Wistar rats. However, how this cannabinoid history alters cocaine-induced brain activation remains unknown [+]