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1 rus in the visual cortex and pulvinar of the Long-Evans rat.
2 rebellar nuclei and vestibular nuclei of the Long-Evans rat.
3 subretinal space (SRS) of Sprague-Dawley or Long Evans rats.
4 how AW enables upward FRH in V1 of juvenile Long Evans rats.
5 zone on gestation days 5 and 6 (4 hr/day) in Long Evans rats.
6 g a specific gRNA in female transgenic Cas9+ Long Evans rats.
7 larger in area than the binocular region in Long Evans rats.
8 g a rat model of high ethanol consumption in Long Evans rats.
9 covery from chronic monocular deprivation in Long Evans rats.
10 l solution was injected into the vitreous of Long-Evans rats.
11 d anxiolytic effects in both male and female Long-Evans rats.
12 ic nucleus of the preoptic area (SDN-POA) in Long-Evans rats.
13 ale (experiment 1) and female (experiment 2) Long-Evans rats.
14 GF was injected into the subretinal space of Long-Evans rats.
15 erior colliculi of postnatal day 2 through 4 Long-Evans rats.
16 ily to gonadectomized, adrenalectomized male Long-Evans rats.
17 the voluntary consumption of ethanol in male Long-Evans rats.
18 al circuits in young, mature adult, and aged Long-Evans rats.
19 to assess spatial pattern separation in male Long-Evans rats.
20 6-month-old) and aged (24-26-month-old) male Long-Evans rats.
21 f young (6-8 months) and aged (25-28 months) Long-Evans rats.
22 and prefrontal cortex of freely-moving male Long-Evans rats.
23 ed leptin intracerebroventricularly (icv) to Long-Evans rats.
24 to the spatial code in pCA1 and dCA1 in male Long-Evans rats.
25 d calcium imaging methods in male and female Long-Evans rats.
26 o GABAergic neurons in LH of male and female Long-Evans rats.
27 her reinstatement responses to nicotine than Long-Evans rats.
28 attenuating nicotine self-administration in Long-Evans rats.
29 instatement of alcohol or cocaine seeking in Long-Evans rats.
30 ntion accuracy compared to heterozygotic and Long-Evans rats.
31 agenase were performed in Sprague-Dawley and Long-Evans rats.
32 toxic insult in adult multiparous and virgin Long-Evans rats.
33 ing the NYU impactor device in female, adult Long-Evans rats.
34 ) at spinal cord segment T10 of adult female Long-Evans rats.
35 imulation were evaluated for female and male Long-Evans rats.
36 stradiol-induced changes in spine density in Long-Evans rats.
37 o female and male, intact and gonadectomized Long-Evans rats.
38 P and recorded HD cells in the ADN of female Long-Evans rats.
39 tized albino (Sprague-Dawley) and pigmented (Long Evans) rats.
43 ic artery (10 ng min(-1) for 60 min) of male Long-Evans rats (220-250 g, n = 24) induced constriction
46 model to characterize feeding in adult male Long Evans rats and aligned this behavioral response wit
49 proves during adolescence in male and female Long-Evans rats and demonstrate that the increase in rev
50 e was harvested from 4-month-old (400-450 g) Long-Evans rats and grafted heterotopically into the abd
51 ve injury (SNI) model of neuropathic pain in Long-Evans rats and patch-clamp recordings in layer II/I
52 sed into the left cerebral ventricle of male Long-Evans rats and the effect of this s-ODN on subseque
53 om wild type mice, genetically altered mice, Long Evans rats, and cultured differentiated rat pheochr
54 ng ability was quantitated in young and aged Long-Evans rats, and molecular markers were assessed in
55 rsal-learning performance in male and female Long-Evans rats are linked to specific reinforcement-lea
56 ow that neurons in the POR and RSC of female Long-Evans rats are tuned to distinct but complementary
57 pared to alcohol naive counterparts, in male Long-Evans rats at 24-hours withdrawal from alcohol admi
58 tive microelectrodes in control and diabetic Long-Evans rats at 4 and 12 weeks after induction of dia
60 ecorded from the anterior dorsal thalamus of Long-Evans rats before and after administration of the s
61 ences in impulsive action in male and female Long Evans rats both before and after short (4-6 days) o
64 reperfusion (FCIR) model was induced in male Long-Evans rats by a bilateral occlusion of both common
65 Experimental diabetes was induced in male Long-Evans rats by a single intraperitoneal injection of
66 - 0.9 to 4.5 +/- 0.8 (density units) in male Long-Evans rats by daily giving two intraperiotoneal inj
67 detachments were experimentally produced in Long-Evans rats by injecting modified phosphate-buffered
69 cal VVRs were induced in anesthetized, male, Long-Evans rats by sinusoidal galvanic vestibular stimul
70 l learning were documented in young and aged Long-Evans rats by using a hippocampal-dependent version
75 RF), and neuropeptide Y levels in adult male Long-Evans rats defeated in a resident-intruder social a
77 cal age in Sprague Dawley rats compared with Long Evans rats, despite overall similar temporal sequen
78 ats were used since prior work showed female Long Evans rats did not acquire the safety discriminatio
81 2-CH) local field potential activity of male Long-Evans rats during a PRL task wherein a target respo
82 gral) neurons of the dorsomedial striatum in Long-Evans rats during discrete periods of training of a
84 acterized model in which outbred, aged, male Long-Evans rats exhibit a spectrum of individual differe
86 f cocaine seeking by L822429, and found that Long-Evans rats exhibit greater sensitivity to NK1R anta
88 depressant and pro-cognitive effects in male Long-Evans rats exposed to the chronic mild stress (CMS)
91 e acute effect of 17alpha-Estradiol in adult Long Evans rats following chronic monocular deprivation,
92 Y stimulate food intake dose-responsively in Long-Evans rats for at least 4 h after intracerebroventr
93 sing spatial information and memory, in male Long-Evans rats foraging for food under risky situations
94 and their underlying molecular mechanisms in Long-Evans rat heart and in HL-1 cardiomyocyte cell line
97 CA3 subregions during free foraging of male Long-Evans rats in a 2D environment, we found that rate
99 demonstrated that optic nerve transection in Long-Evans rats increased superoxide levels in RGCs.
100 relay ipsilateral eye input to lateral V1 in Long Evans rats is a consequence of the existence of ocu
101 Using male tyrosine hydroxylase (TH)-Cre Long Evans rats, it was found that, under baseline condi
104 mponent of marijuana (Cannabis sativa), in a Long-Evans rat model affects reward-related behavior and
111 dult (5 months) and older (10 months) female Long-Evans rats on a win-shift (delay) 12-arm radial maz
112 We recorded from hippocampal neurons as male Long-Evans rats performed 6 blocks of an object discrimi
113 rawn (Post-EtOH) rats, we trained adult male Long-Evans rats, randomly assigned into the ethanol and
114 nfection than females, adult male and female Long Evans rats (Rattus norvegicus) were inoculated with
134 ampal (VH) terminals in the PL of adult male Long-Evans rats selectively during paired trials reveale
137 have been the focus of experimental study in Long-Evans rats, since they engender divergent changes i
138 Specifically, C3 opsonization in sera of Long Evans rat strain, and mouse strains widely used in
139 ed astrocytes in the MePD of male and female Long Evans rats that were gonadectomized as adults and t
140 ctions into the NAc shell of male and female Long-Evans rats that drank under the intermittent-access
142 e immunoreactivity in brain slices from male Long-Evans rats that received a 2-h exposure of 0, 20, 4
143 drenal transplants were evaluated in 14 male Long-Evans rats that received intraspinal injections of
144 xamined in the hippocampus of young and aged Long-Evans rats that were behaviorally characterized for
145 ings, the current work revealed that in male Long-Evans rats, the hippocampus and dorsolateral striat
147 an established model of asymmetrical FGR in Long-Evans rats, this study investigated sex differences
149 est this hypothesis, we exposed adult female Long-Evans rats to 2 weeks of moderate-intensity broadba
150 experiments in brain slice preparations from Long-Evans rats to investigate the ability of O-LM cells
151 task involving a gustometer, we trained male Long-Evans rats to report the degree to which a test sti
153 in vivo fixed potential amperometry in male Long-Evans rats to test if phasic nucleus accumbens shel
154 -old (n = 13) and 24-month-old (n = 27) male Long-Evans rats trained in the water maze on a standard
155 DS regulates ethanol self-administration in Long-Evans rats trained to self-administer a 10% ethanol
156 M/T cells and presumed granule cells in male Long-Evans rats under urethane anesthesia while testing
159 e (NaIO(3))-induced model of GA in pigmented Long Evans rats using a comprehensive set of in vivo and
160 ial learning was evaluated in young and aged Long-Evans rats using the Morris water maze, and the tot
161 neurons from acute olfactory bulb slices of Long Evans rats, various capabilities of this technique
163 sembles of hippocampal neurons in adult male Long-Evans rats was monitored across a period of rapid s
182 In a series of 3 experiments, adult male Long-Evans rats were castrated and treated with 1 of 3 d
201 inety-seven high-fat diet-induced obese male Long-Evans rats were monitored for BW loss during exendi
210 To test this hypothesis, male and female Long-Evans rats were trained in a decision-making task i
213 ng (3-6 months) and aged (22-26 months) male Long-Evans rats were trained on a discounting task used
219 episode of reduced-intensity stimulation in Long-Evans rats, which are relatively resistant to devel
220 l alterations compared with normal wild-type Long-Evans rats, which provide evidence for a CNS functi
221 direction (HD) cells were recorded in female Long-Evans rats while they foraged in an environment sub
225 Two experiments were conducted using male Long-Evans rats with chronically implanted electrodes to
230 ing with automated touchscreen tasks in male Long-Evans rats with selective lesions of medial septal/
232 at basal plasma concentrations for 7 days in Long-Evans rats with uncontrolled diabetes induced by st
235 Drd1-Cre(+) and Drd2-Cre(+) transgenic male Long-Evans rats with virally labeled PL->NAc neurons wer