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    Perception of Sweetness: the Effects of Concentration and Temperature
    AM CALVINO
    Physiology and Behavior（1986）
    The shape of the sweetness function remained unaltered when different concentration ranges of sucrose were evaluated at different temperatures by either one of two psychophysical methods: magnitude estimation or magnitude matching. Results of the sweetness-temperature interaction...
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    Mounting Behavior and Receptive Behavior in Developing Female Rats and the Effect of Social Isolation
    S HANSEN
    Physiology and Behavior（1977）
    Female rats were given daily tests for mounting behavior and lordosis behavior from the day of vaginal opening until Day 115. Regular mounting behavior appeared when the females had established adult behavioral estrous cycles of 4 days duration. Females reared in social isolation...
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    Feeding Conditions and Estrous-Cycle of Female Rats under the Activity-Stress Procedure from Aspects of Anorexia-Nervosa
    K WATANABE,C HARA,N OGAWA
    PHYSIOLOGY & BEHAVIOR（1992）
    The present study investigated the application of female rats with activity stress as an animal model for anorexia nervosa. Young female rats were singly housed in activity-wheel cages with food-restricted schedule (2, 3, or 4 h of food availability per day) for 3 weeks. Estrous ...
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    Role of Angiotensin-Ii in the Polydipsia of Diabetes Insipidus in the Brattleboro Rat
    BA STAMOUTSOS,RG CARPENTER,SP GROSSMAN
    Physiology and Behavior（1981）
    Captopril, an inhibitor of angiotensin converting enzyme which prevents conversion of angiotensin I (AI) to angiotensin II (AII), reduces the polydipsia of Brattleboro rats with hereditary hypothalamic diabetes insipidus (DI). In the present study, captopril (480 mg/kg-day) reduc...
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    A Retrograde Gradient for Disruption of a Conditioned Aversion to Drinking Cold Water by ECS Administered During the CS-US Interval
    WJ KASPROW,TR SCHACHTMAN,RR MILLER
    Physiology and Behavior（1985）
    Rats were used to examine the effects, upon a conditioned aversion to cold drinking water, of electroconvulsive shock (ECS) delivered during the delay between cue and unconditioned stimulus. An injection of LiCl (US) 30 min after ingestion of novel cold water (CS) produced a reli...
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    Appraisal of Mood and Personality During Hypoglycaemia in Human Subjects
    RJ McCrimmon,BM Frier,IJ Deary
    Physiology and Behavior（1999）
    This study used the biological model of experimental hypoglycaemia to examine the effect of a manipulation in mood-state on appraisal. Controlled hypoglycaemia was achieved using the hyperinsulinaemic glucose clamp technique. Mood, appraisal, and personality traits were assessed ...
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    Is the Bitter Rejection Response Always Adaptive
    JI GLENDINNING
    Physiology and Behavior（1994）
    The bitter rejection response consists of a suite of withdrawal reflexes and negative affective responses. It is generally assumed to have evolved as a way to facilitate avoidance of foods that are poisonous because they usually taste bitter to humans. Using previously published ...
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    Effects of Progesterone on Lordotic Responses to Specific Mating Stimuli in Hamsters
    JD BUNTIN,RD LISK
    Physiology & Behavior（1984）
    Mating-induced inhibition of sexual receptivity was examined in ovariectomized, estrogen (E) treated and estrogen plus progesterone (E + P) treated hamsters given 10 min of exposure to male mounting stimulation alone or to mounts, intromissions, and ejaculations at eight hourly i...
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    Restricted Lesions of the Ventrolateral or Dorsal Columns of the Periaqueductal Gray Promotes Distinct Effects on Tonic Immobility and Defensive Analgesia in Guinea Pigs
    Eveline Bis Vieira-Rasteli,Bruna Balbino de Paula,Yara Bezerra de Paiva,Norberto Cysne Coimbra,Christie Ramos Andrade Leite-Panissi
    Physiology & Behavior（2018）
    Tonic immobility (TI) is an innate defensive response exhibited by prey when physical contact with a predator is prolonged and inescapable. This defensive response is able to activate analgesia mechanisms; this activation has adaptive value because, during an attack by a predator...
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    Recording the Ventilation Activity of Free-Swimming Zebrafish and Its Application to Novel Tank Tests
    Masayuki Yoshida
    Physiology & Behavior（2021）
    Bioelectric signals related to ventilatory movements in fish can be detected via externally located electrodes. In this study, a technique to continuously monitor the electric ventilatory signals in free-swimming zebrafish was developed. This technique was applied to monitoring v...
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    Schedule Dependent and Schedule Induced Behavior at Reduced and Recovered Body Weight
    MJ WAYNER,DB RONDEAU
    Physiology & Behavior（1976）
    Rats maintained at 80 percent ad lib feeding body weight became hyperdipsic during 60 min FI-1 min food reinforcement sessions in standard rat operant test chambers. Animals were then allowed to return gradually to their ad lib feeding weight and were tested again in the same exp...
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    Nociceptive-like Behavior and Analgesia in Silver Catfish (rhamdia Quelen)
    Patricia Rodrigues,Luisa Barichello Barbosa,Adriane Erbice Bianchini,Fabiola Tonelli Ferrari,Bernardo Baldisserotto,Berta Maria Heinzmann
    Physiology & Behavior（2019）
    Fish are useful animal models in research and have been employed in developing new pharmacological approaches. This study aimed to establish the use of silver catfish (Rhamdia quelen) as an animal model to evaluate antinociceptive activity. Initially, different concentrations of ...
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    Operant Over-Responding is More Sensitive Than Reversal Learning for Revealing Behavioral Changes after Withdrawal from Alcohol Consumption
    Madelyn H. Ray, Tyler Hite,Mark Gallo,Charles L. Pickens
    Physiology & Behavior（2018）
    In humans, prior alcohol use is linked with impulsivity and impaired decision-making, but the nature of this relationship is unclear. In a previous study in rats, we found that prior alcohol access led to over-responding in go/no-go discrimination training, but had no effect on d...
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    Effects of Phenylpropanolamine Infusion and Withdrawal on Body Weight and Dietary Composition in Male and Female Rats
    PA RUSHING, SE WINDERS,G MITTLEMAN
    Physiology & Behavior（1993）
    Male and female rats with ad lib access to separate sources of carbohydrate, fat, and protein were implanted with minipumps providing one of three dosages (0.0, 40.0, or 80.0 mg/kg/day) of phenylpropanolamine (PPA) for 2 weeks. Body weight, macronutrient intake, and water consump...
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    Shock-prod Burying Test in Rats: Autonomic and Behavioral Responses
    M DIAMANT,G CROISET, N DEZWART,D DEWIED
    Physiology & Behavior（1991）
    When administered intracerebroventricularly (ICV) in rats, corticotropin-releasing factor (CRF) possesses arousing and anxiogenic properties, which may be found reflected in autonomic and behavioral activation. As these responses are dependent on dose and situation, ICV-injected ...
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    Body Temperature and Behavior of Tree Shrews and Flying Squirrels in A Thermal Gradient
    R Refinetti
    PHYSIOLOGY & BEHAVIOR（1998）
    Refinetti, R. Body temperature and behavior of tree shrews and flying squirrels in a thermal gradient. Physiol Behav 63(4) 517–520, 1998. The daily rhythms of body temperature, temperature selection, and locomotor activity of tree shrews and flying squirrels were studied in a the...
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    Dexamethasone Suppression Test Using Saliva Cortisol Measurement in Bulimia Nervosa
    P Neudeck,GE Jacoby,I Florin
    Physiology & Behavior（2001）
    The assessment of cortisol in saliva has been proven a valid and reliable reflection of the respective unbound hormone in blood. In the present study, a standard dexamethasone suppression test (DST) with measures of salivary cortisol levels was performed in bulimic women without ...
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    The Effects of Depo-Medroxyprogesterone Acetate (dmpa) on Copulation-Related and Agonistic Behaviors in an Island Colony of Stumptail Macaques (Macaca-Arctoides)
    GS LINN,HD STEKLIS
    PHYSIOLOGY & BEHAVIOR（1990）
    This study examined the effects on copulation-related and agonistic behaviors of repeated DMPA (depo-Provera) treatment of adult females in a heterosexual island colony of stumptail macaques (Macaca arctoides). Comparison of mean rates revealed a decrease in male approach to fema...
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    Trigeminal Perception is Necessary to Localize Odors
    A. M. Kleemann,J. Albrecht,V. Schoepf,K. Haegler,R. Kopietz, J. M. Hempel,J. Linn,V. L. Flanagin,G. Fesl,M. Wiesmann
    Physiology & Behavior（2009）
    The human ability to localize odorants has been examined in a number of studies, but the findings are contradictory. In the present study we investigated the human sensitivity and ability to localize hydrogen sulphide (H(2)S), which in low concentrations stimulates the olfactory ...
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    Consequences of VGluT3 Deficiency on Learning and Memory in Mice
    Csilla Lea Fazekas,Diana Balazsfi,Hanga Reka Horvath,Zoltan Balogh,Mano Aliczki,Agnesa Puhova,Lucia Balagova,Magdalena Chmelova,Daniela Jezova,Jozsef Haller,Dora Zelena
    Physiology & Behavior（2019）
    The aim of the present study was to test the hypothesis that vesicular glutamate transporter 3 (VGluT3) deficiency is associated with cognitive impairments. Male VGluT3 knockout (KO) and wild type (WT) mice were exposed to a behavioral test battery covering paradigms based on spo...
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