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Behavioral Neuroscience|December 1, 1987
Long-term analgesic reaction in attacked miceB Siegfried, H R Frischknecht, G Riggio, et al.Behavioral Neuroscience|June 1, 1987
Preexposure to a nonaggressive opponent prevents low-intensity, social-conflict analgesia in miceB Siegfried, H R Frischknecht, G Riggio, et al.Pharmacology, Biochemistry, and Behavior|December 1, 1983
Inhibition of morphine-induced analgesia and locomotor activity in strains of mice: a comparison of long-acting opiate antagonistsH R Frischknecht, B Siegfried, G Riggio, et al.Behavioral and Neural Biology|September 1, 1984
Defeat, learned submissiveness, and analgesia in mice: effect of genotypeB Siegfried, H R Frischknecht, P G WaserBehavioural Brain Research|March 1, 1984
Vasopressin impairs or enhances retention of learned submissive behavior in mice depending on the time of applicationB Siegfried, H R Frischknecht, P G WaserBehavioral and Neural Biology|July 1, 1985
Postaggression footshock inhibits aggressive behavior in dominant but not in isolated miceH R Frischknecht, B Siegfried, P G WaserBehavioural Processes|June 14, 2014
Learning of submissive behavior in mice: A new modelH R Frischknecht, B Siegfried, P G WaserExperientia|June 15, 1988
Opioids and behavior: genetic aspectsH R Frischknecht, B Siegfried, P G WaserEuropean Journal of Pharmacology|October 18, 1988
Recovery from opioid receptor alkylation: social conflict analgesia and brain [3H]etorphine binding in beta-chlornaltrexamine-treated miceD Lazega, H R Frischknecht, P G Waser, et al.Psychopharmacology|January 1, 1985
Hashish extract impairs retention of defeat-induced submissive behavior in miceH R Frischknecht, B Siegfried, M Schiller, et al.Pageof 11