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Tobacco smoke exposure enhances reward sensitivity in male and female rats.

Ranjithkumar ChellianIsaac WilksBrandon LevinSong XueAzin Behnood-RodRyann WilsonMegan McCarthyAbhigyan RavulaHardik ChandasanaHartmut DerendorfAdriaan W Bruijnzeel
Published in: Psychopharmacology (2021)
These findings indicate that tobacco smoke exposure enhances brain reward function but does not potentiate the rewarding effects of nicotine in male and female rats.
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