Behavioral and Biochemical Issues in Substance Abuse

Contents
Genetic Selections for Nicotine and Cocaine Sensitivity in Mice



Where Are the mu Receptors That Mediate Opioid Analgesia? An Autoradiographic Study in the HAR and LAR Selection Lines
Behavioral and Neurochemical Studies in Dizepam-Sensitive and -Resistant Mice
Animal Models for the Study of Alcoholism: Utility of Selected Lines
Use of Recombinant Inbred Strains to Assess Vulnerability to Drug Abuse at the Genetic Level
The Use of Recombinant Inbred Strains to Study Mechanisms of Drug Action
Progress Towards the Development of Animal Models of Smoking-Related Behaviors
Is There a Common Biological Basis for Reinforcement From Alcohol and Other Drugs?
Genetic Determinants of Susceptibility to the Rewarding and Other Behavioral Actions of Cocaine
Issues Surrounding the Assessment of the Genetic Determinants of Drugs as Reinformcing Stimuli (John M. Carney, Meng-Shan Cheng, Cao Wu, and Thomas W. Seale)
Establishment of Drug Discrimination and Drug Reinforcement in Different Animal Strains: Some Methodological Issues
Biochemical Genetic Differences in Vulnerability to Drug Effects: Is Statistically Significant Always Physiologically Important and Vice Versa
Genetic Influences in Human Substance Abuse
Methodological Issues in Genetic Studies of Human Substance Abuse
The Use of Nonneuronal Cells as an In Vitro Model System for Studying the Genetic Component of Cellular Response to Opiates and Other Drugs of Abuse
Selective Guide to Current Reference Sources on Topics Discussed in this Volume
Behavioral and Biochemical Issues in Substance Abuse
Reference Notes Included