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A further failure to replicate an effect of oral anesthesia on alcohol consumption by rats
Journal of Studies on Alcohol
|May 1, 1975
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Oral anesthesia by lidocaine has been reported to increase alcohol consumption in food-restricted rats by a substantial degree. Described herein is a second unsuccessful attempt to replicate the finding.
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