Withdrawal from Sub-Chronic Ketamine Does Not Produce Psychotic-Like Behavior in C57BL/6N Mice
Zofia Harda, Klaudia Misiołek, Marta Klimczak et al.
Repeated administration of subanesthetic doses of ketamine is a model of psychosis-like state in rodents. In mice, this treatment produces a range of behavioral deficits, including impairment in social interactions and locomotion. To date, these phenotypes were described primarily in the Swiss and C3H/HeHsd mouse strains. A few studies investigated ketamine-induced behaviors in the C57BL/6J...