Family Name

Name

Town

Abstract Title

Poster number

Klenerova

Vera

Prague

Oxytocin enhances stress-induced grooming behavior in Wistar rats; comparison with the effect of carbetocin

F2.01

Móricz

Krisztina

Budapest

Neuroprotective effects of EGIS-9637, a non-competitive AMPA receptor antagonist

F2.02

Schäble

Sandra

Düsseldorf

Neurokinin-2 antagonism in medial septum influences ACh neurotransmission and object memory for recency and displacement

F2.03

Dellu - Hagedorn

Françoise

Bordeaux

A rat version of the Iowa Gambling Task reveals good and poor decision-makers as in humans.

F2.04

Alcantara

Anna

Barcelona

Correlation between in vitro and in vivo tests in the Pharmacological screening of new potential sedative-hypnotic molecules

F2.05

Robinson

Lianne

Aberdeen

AM251 reduces food intake and body weight in free-feeding mice recorded in the ‘Phenotyper’

F2.06

Steiner

Michel

Mainz

Antidepressant-like effects of rimonabant in the mouse forced swim test occur independently of monoaminergic signaling

F2.07

Shanks

Elaine

Windlesham

EEG power spectrum and heart rate effects of rimonabant in the anaesthetised rat.

F2.08

Boguslavsky

Dmitry

Moscow

Novel peptides participate in the organization of feeding behavior

F2.10

Galosi

Rita

Pecs

Effects of lesions of catecholamine terminals in the medial prefrontal cortex on dopamine and noradrenaline levels and on the regulation of body weight

F2.11

Turlejski

Kris

Warsaw

Long-time effect of buspirone injections on neurogenesis and exploratory behavior of the laboratory opossum

F2.12

Boulougouris

Vasileios

Cambridge

Dissociable effects of selective 5-HT2A and 5-HT2C receptor antagonism on serial spatial reversal learning in rats.

F2.13

Langston

Rosamund

Edinburgh

Exploring the extent of hippocampal involvement in object-location recognition memory in the rat

F2.14

Bobbo

Daniela

Padova

Monocular deprivation and sleep in the domestic chick (Gallus gallus)

F2.15

Rygula

Rafal

Goettingen

Pharmacological validation of a chronic social stress model in rats: Effects of reboxetine, haloperidol and diazepam

F2.16

Vanessa

Soares

Sao Paulo

Role of serotonergic receptors of ventrolateral periaqueductal gray in the regulation of defensive behaviours

F2.17