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Psychopharmacology|July 11, 2021
Comparative benefits of social housing and buprenorphine on wheel running depressed by morphine withdrawal in ratsJonah D Stickney, Michael M MorganPain Reports|November 19, 2025
Narrative review of the scientific and methodological explanations for 101 mechanisms of opioid toleranceMichael M Morgan, Erin N BobeckEuropean Journal of Pain (London, England)|April 24, 2026
Repeated Tetrahydrocannabinol Injections Induce Tolerance but Do Not Disrupt Ongoing Behaviour Upon Withdrawal in Male and Female Rats With Inflammatory PainMichael M Morgan, Christa M HickeyBehavioural Brain Research|July 29, 2024
Diurnal sex differences in morphine withdrawal revealed by continuous assessment of voluntary home cage wheel running in the ratMichael M Morgan, Keziah-Khue Diem NguyenNeuropharmacology|August 30, 2008
Repeated cannabinoid injections into the rat periaqueductal gray enhance subsequent morphine antinociceptionAdrianne R Wilson, Lauren Maher, Michael M MorganPharmacology, Biochemistry, and Behavior|April 4, 2017
Depression of home cage wheel running is an objective measure of spontaneous morphine withdrawal in rats with and without persistent painRam Kandasamy, Andrea T Lee, Michael M MorganNeuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews|March 20, 2019
Pros and Cons of Clinically Relevant Methods to Assess Pain in RodentsAnke Tappe-Theodor, Tamara King, Michael M MorganThe Journal of Headache and Pain|January 17, 2017
Depression of home cage wheel running: a reliable and clinically relevant method to assess migraine pain in ratsRam Kandasamy, Andrea T Lee, Michael M MorganPhysiology & Behavior|October 11, 2023
Continuous fentanyl administration and spontaneous withdrawal decreases home cage wheel running in rats with and without hindpaw inflammationMichael M Morgan, Tammy N Hilgendorf, Ram KandasamyBehavioural Brain Research|October 18, 2016
Analysis of inflammation-induced depression of home cage wheel running in rats reveals the difference between opioid antinociception and restoration of functionRam Kandasamy, Jonas J Calsbeek, Michael M MorganPageof 7