Sigma-1 receptor antagonist PD144418 selectively reduces female motivation for sucrose during negative energy balance (video)

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Creators and Contributors
Author: Mason, Kelsey
Presenter: Mason, Kelsey
Faculty mentor: Will, Matthew
None: University of Missouri Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievements Forum (2020 : Columbia, Mo.)
Original Date Issued
2020
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single unit
Description
Project category: Behavioral Sciences,Author information: Kelsey Mason, Biological Sciences and Psychology, Senior, Kansas City, Missouri,Faculty mentor: Matthew Will (Psychological Sciences),Funding source: Department of Psychology Undergraduate Research Grant,Collaborators: Kelsey L Mason, Leticia L Rivera, Mikala E Cessac, Jeffrey L Bodeen, Emily L Bathe, Melissa A Tapia, Jenna R Lee, Dennis K Miller, Matthew J Will
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Project category: Behavioral Sciences,Author information: Kelsey Mason, Biological Sciences and Psychology, Senior, Kansas City, Missouri,Faculty mentor: Matthew Will (Psychological Sciences),Funding source: Department of Psychology Undergraduate Research Grant,Collaborators: Kelsey L Mason, Leticia L Rivera, Mikala E Cessac, Jeffrey L Bodeen, Emily L Bathe, Melissa A Tapia, Jenna R Lee, Dennis K Miller, Matthew J Will
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Text
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mu:423001
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Sigma-1 receptor antagonist PD144418 selectively reduces female motivation for sucrose during negative energy balance (Mason)