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Behavioural Processes|June 14, 2014
Self-control choice with electrical stimulation of the brain as a reinforcerJ E Mazur, J R Stellar, M WaraczynskiBrain Research|February 8, 1991
The effects of excitotoxin lesions of the lateral hypothalamus on self-stimulation rewardJ R Stellar, F S Hall, M WaraczynskiThe European Journal of Neuroscience|August 24, 2002
Neither ibotenic acid nor volkensin lesions of the nucleus accumbens shell affect the expression of cocaine sensitizationM S Todtenkopf, J R Stellar, R H MelloniNeuropharmacology|December 1, 1993
Regional reward differences within the ventral pallidum are revealed by microinjections of a mu opiate receptor agonistP I Johnson, J R Stellar, A D PaulBrain Research|May 25, 1996
NMDA-induced lesions of the nucleus accumbens or the ventral pallidum increase the rewarding efficacy of food to deprived ratsP I Johnson, M A Parente, J R StellarPharmacology, Biochemistry, and Behavior|October 1, 1990
Acute and chronic desipramine treatment effects on rewarding electrical stimulation of the lateral hypothalamusF S Hall, J R Stellar, A E KelleyJournal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology|June 1, 1979
Approach and withdrawal analysis of the effects of hypothalamic stimulation and lesions in ratsJ R Stellar, F H Brooks, L E MillsBrain Research Bulletin|August 3, 2000
Repeated cocaine treatment alters tyrosine hydroxylase in the rat nucleus accumbensM S Todtenkopf, K R De Leon, J R StellarNeuroscience Letters|April 20, 2000
An examination of glutamate decarboxylase(65) immunoreactive puncta with respect to rat ventral pallidum neurons after repeated cocaine administrationK R De Leon, M S Todtenkopf, J R StellarPharmacology, Biochemistry, and Behavior|August 1, 1994
Effects of cocaine and GBR-12909 on brain stimulation rewardC S Maldonado-Irizarry, J R Stellar, A E KelleyPageof 6