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Selection for high alcohol preference drinking in mice results in heightened sensitivity and rapid development of acute functional tolerance to alcohol's ataxic effects

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Tolerance to Ethanol’s Ataxic Effects and Alterations in Ethanol-Induced Locomotion Following Repeated Binge-Like Ethanol Intake Using the DID Model

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Rewarding, Stimulant, and Sedative Alcohol Responses and Relationship to Future Binge Drinking

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Ethanol consumption: how should we measure it? Achieving consilience between human and animal phenotypes

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Derivation and Characterization of Replicate High- and Low-Alcohol Preferring Lines of Mice and a High-Drinking Crossed HAP Line

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The Complexity of Alcohol Drinking: Studies in Rodent Genetic Models

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Parametric analysis of the development and expression of ethanol-induced behavioral sensitization in female Swiss mice: effects of dose, injection schedule, and test context

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