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Withdrawal and Dependence

Withdrawal symptoms are adverse effects elicited by termination of drug exposure following chronic administration and can be dangerous and/or lead to increased drug-seeking behaviour. In safety studies, the adverse effects elicited by termination of exposure to the novel compound following chronic exposure are evaluated. In efficacy studies, the ability of a novel compound to attenuate withdrawal symptoms elicited by other compounds is assessed. Transpharmation offers both spontaneous and precipitated withdrawal methods.

Precipitated Withdrawal - Nicotine

Mecamylamine precipitated withdrawal following chronic nicotine administration via osmotic pumps in male Sprague-Dawley rats
Data presented: Mecamylamine precipitates nicotine withdrawal when administered following chronic nicotine administration via osmotic pumps in male Sprague-Dawley rats.

Precipitated Withdrawal - Morphine

Precipitated Withdrawal - Morphine
Data presented: Naloxone (1mg/kg, SC) precipitates morphine withdrawal when administered to subjects receiving morphine (10 mg/kg, SC) twice daily for 12 days (n=8 male Wistar rats per group).

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