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Topic: opioid addiction-related behaviors

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An automated group-housed oral fentanyl self-administration method in mice

Noa Perez-Rivlin, Idit Marsh‑Yvgi1, Yonatan Fatal, Anna Terem, Hagit Turm, Yavin Shaham, Ami Citri · FENS Forum 2024

Social factors play a critical role in human drug addiction, and humans often consume drugs together with their peers. In contrast, in traditional animal models of addiction, rodents consume or self-administer the drug in their homecage or operant self-administration chambers while isolated from their peers. Here, we describe HOMECAGE (“Home-cage Observation and Measurement for Experimental Control and Analysis in a Group-housed Environment”), a translationally relevant method for studying oral opioid self-administration in mice. This setting reduces experimental confounds introduced by social

ePoster · Neuroscience