Up-regulation of dopamine D sub(1)-receptors in the brain of 28-day-old rats exposed to the delta ( delta ) opioid agonist SNC 80 during the preweaning period

Twenty-eight-day-old rats exposed to the delta ( delta ) opioid receptor agonist SNC 80 during the preweaning period exhibited a significant increase in the density and apparent dissociation constant of striatal dopamine D1-receptors. There were no significant effects on the binding characteristics...

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