Ibogaine fails to interrupt the expression of a previously established one-trial morphine place preference.
Progress in neuro-psychopharmacology & biological psychiatry July 1, 1996 Tracey Luxton, Linda A. Parker, S Siegel 13 citations
1. Ibogaine, a proposed anti-addictive agent, has been found to interfere with the acquisition of a weak morphine-induced place preference. The present series of experiments determined if ibogaine would interfere with the expression of a previously established morphine (5 mg/kg) place preference. 2. A single injection of 40 mg/kg of ibogaine 24 h, 12 h or 4 h prior to the preference test...