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Brain Research|April 24, 1992
Time-related decreases in mu and delta opioid receptors in the superficial dorsal horn of the rat spinal cord following a large unilateral dorsal rhizotomyD Besse, M C Lombard, J M BessonEuropean Journal of Pharmacology|July 17, 1999
Effects of NMDA receptor antagonists on morphine tolerance: a c-Fos study in the lumbar spinal cord of the ratS Le Guen, G Catheline, J M BessonThe Journal of Comparative Neurology|April 3, 2001
Sensitivity to naloxone of the behavioral signs of morphine withdrawal and c-Fos expression in the rat CNS: a quantitative dose-response analysisS Le Guen, C Gestreau, J M BessonBrain Research|August 21, 1989
A comparison of the effects of morphine on 5-HT metabolism in the periaqueductal gray, ventromedial medulla and medullary dorsal horn: in vivo electrochemical studies in freely moving ratsJ P Rivot, D Pointis, J M BessonNeuroreport|June 1, 1992
Voltammetric study of 8-OH-DPAT effect on the raphe-trigeminal 5-HT systemS Puig, J P Rivot, J M BessonBrain Research|September 11, 1992
Effect of subcutaneous administration of the chemical algogen formalin, on 5-HT metabolism in the nucleus raphe magnus and the medullary dorsal horn: a voltammetric study in freely moving ratsS Puig, J P Rivot, J M BessonBrain Research|July 12, 1991
In vivo electrochemical evidence that the tricyclic antidepressant femoxetine potentiates the morphine-induced increase in 5-HT metabolism in the medullary dorsal horn of freely moving ratsS Puig, J P Rivot, J M BessonNeuroscience Letters|May 22, 1989
A possible spino (trigemino)-ponto-amygdaloid pathway for painJ F Bernard, M Peschanski, J M BessonComptes Rendus Des Seances De L'Academie Des Sciences. Serie III, Sciences De La Vie|March 2, 1981
[Motor or aversive effects associated with analgesic effects induced by electric stimulation of the periaqueductal gray matter in rats]V Fardin, J L Oliveras, J M BessonThe Journal of Comparative Neurology|July 22, 1998
Involvement of the spinoparabrachial pathway in inflammatory nociceptive processes: a c-Fos protein study in the awake ratJ Buritova, J M Besson, J F BernardPageof 164