Effects of ibogaine on sensory-motor function, activity, and spatial learning in rats.
Pharmacology, biochemistry, and behavior May 1, 1995 R P Kesner, P Jackson-Smith, C Henry et al. 25 citations
Ibogaine, a naturally occurring alkaloid, has been show to reduce naloxone-precipitated withdrawal symptoms from morphine. Given the clinical possibilities, it is important to determine ibogaine's effects on sensory-motor function, activity, learning, and memory. Long-Evans rats injected with doses of 20-60 mg/kg of ibogaine displayed slower response times on sensory and sensory-motor tests and...