The progressive ratio and fixed ratio 1 schedules of cocaine self-administration in rats convey the same information von Tsibulsky, Vladimir L., Norman, Andrew B.

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Dramatic increase in lever-pressing activity in rats after training on the progressive ratio schedule of cocaine self-administration von Tsibulsky, Vladimir L., Norman, Andrew B.

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Differential effects of acute and chronic antagonist and an irreversible antagonist treatment on cocaine self-administration behavior in rats von Wetzel, Hanna N., Tsibulsky, Vladimir L., Norman, Andrew B.

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Methodological and analytical issues of progressive ratio schedules: Definition and scaling of breakpoint von Tsibulsky, Vladimir L., Norman, Andrew B.

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The Effect of a Chimeric Human/Murine Anti-Cocaine Monoclonal Antibody on Cocaine Self-Administration in Rats von Norman, Andrew B, Norman, Mantana K, Buesing, William R, Tabet, Michael R, Tsibulsky, Vladimir L, Ball, William J

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Methodological and analytical issues of progressive ratio schedules: dose duration vs dose magnitude of effect function von Tsibulsky, Vladimir L., Norman, Andrew B.

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The effects of a repeated dose of a recombinant humanized anti-cocaine monoclonal antibody on cocaine self-administration in rats von Wetzel, Hanna N, Tsibulsky, Vladimir L, Norman, Andrew B

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The compulsion zone: A pharmacological theory of acquired cocaine self-administration von Norman, Andrew B., Tsibulsky, Vladimir L.

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Maintained cocaine self-administration is determined by quantal responses: implications for the measurement of antagonist potency von Norman, Andrew B, Tabet, Michael R, Norman, Mantana K, Tsibulsky, Vladimir L

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Using the self-administration of apomorphine and cocaine to measure the pharmacodynamic potencies and pharmacokinetics of competitive dopamine receptor antagonists von Norman, Andrew B., Tabet, Michael R., Norman, Mantana K., Tsibulsky, Vladimir L.

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The affinity of D2-like dopamine receptor antagonists determines the time to maximal effect on cocaine self-administration von Norman, Andrew B, Tabet, Michael R, Norman, Mantana K, Fey, Brittney K, Tsibulsky, Vladimir L, Millard, Ronald W

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Competitive dopamine receptor antagonists increase the equiactive cocaine concentration during self-administration von Norman, Andrew B., Norman, Mantana K., Tabet, Michael R., Tsibulsky, Vladimir L., Pesce, Amadeo J.

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Compulsion zone theory of the self‐administration paradigm explains different drug durations of extinction responding with different cocaine analogues von Zinani, Dakota B., Wetzel, Hanna N., Tsibulsky, Vladimir L., Norman, Andrew B.

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How to achieve chronic intravenous drug self-administration in mice von Chistyakov, Vladimir S., Tsibulsky, Vladimir L.

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Characterization of the distribution of the cocaine priming threshold and the effect of SCH23390 von Norman, Andrew B., Welge, Jeffrey A., Tsibulsky, Vladimir L.

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Real time computation of in vivo drug levels during drug self-administration experiments von Tsibulsky, Vladimir L., Norman, Andrew B.

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The self-administration of WIN 35,428 and cocaine: comparisons of satiety threshold and elimination half-life in rats von Norman, Andrew B, Buesing, William R, Norman, Mantana K, Tabet, Michael R, Tsibulsky, Vladimir L

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Satiety threshold during maintained cocaine self-administration in outbred mice von Tsibulsky, Vladimir L, Norman, Andrew B

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Satiety Threshold Regulates Maintained Self-Administration: Comment on Lynch and Carroll (2001) von Norman, Andrew B, Tsibulsky, Vladimir L

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RETRACTION: Maintained Cocaine Self-Administration Is Determined by Quantal Responses: Implications for the Measurement of Antagonist Potency von Norman, Andrew B., Tabet, Michael R., Norman, Mantana K., Tsibulsky, Vladimir L.

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