A Test-Retest Paradigm of the Forced Swimming Test in Female Mice Is Not Valid for Predicting Antidepressant-Like Activity: Participation of Acetylcholine and Sigma-1 Receptors
The forced swimming test (FST) in mice is widely used to predict the antidepressant activity of a drug, but information describing the immobility of female mice is limited. We investigated whether a prior swimming experience affects the immobility duration in a second FST in female mice and whether...
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