Effects of stimulation of mu opioid and nociceptin/orphanin FQ peptide (NOP) receptors on alcohol drinking in rhesus monkeys

Keyphrases

• Alcohol Drinking 100%
• μ-opioid Receptor 100%
• Orphanin FQ 100%
• Rhesus Monkey 100%
• Peptide Receptor 100%
• Nociceptin 100%
• Ethanol Intake 66%
• Buprenorphine 66%
• Opioid Peptides 66%
• Alcohol Use Disorder 50%
• Receptor Agonist 33%
• Food Pellets 33%
• Chronic Treatment 16%
• Clinical Aspects 16%
• Adverse Effects 16%
• Chronic Study 16%
• Treatment Effect 16%
• Pharmacological Treatment 16%
• Selective Drugs 16%
• Nonhuman Primate Model 16%
• Photo-optics 16%
• Public Health Risk 16%
• Peptide Antagonist 16%
• Opioid Peptide Receptor 16%
• Monkey 16%
• Acute Study 16%
• Home Cage 16%
• Rodent Models 16%
• Bifunctional 16%
• Nonhuman Primate 16%
• Epoxy 16%
• Behavioural Selectivity 16%
• Pharmacotherapy 16%
• Acute Effects 16%
• Naltrexone 16%
• Neuropeptides 16%
• Electro-optic Switch 16%
• Peptide Agonist 16%
• Brain Receptors 16%
• Aqueous Ethanol 16%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Nociceptin 100%
• Rhesus Monkey 100%
• Opiate 100%
• Ethanol 100%
• Receptor 100%
• Opiate Peptide 50%
• Buprenorphine 40%
• Receptor Agonist 20%
• Clinical Feature 10%
• Brain Receptor 10%
• Adverse Event 10%
• Disease 10%
• Haplorhini 10%
• Pharmacotherapy 10%
• Naltrexone 10%
• Neuropeptide 10%

Neuroscience

• Opiate 100%
• Alcohol Abuse 100%
• Nociceptin 100%
• Receptor 100%
• Opioid Peptide 50%
• Buprenorphine 40%
• Receptor Agonists 20%
• Naltrexone 10%
• Adverse Effect 10%
• Neuropeptide 10%
• Brain Receptor 10%
• Agonist 10%