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Characteristics
Observational study
Peer reviewed
Population
Rats
Intervention
MDMA
Topics
MDMA
Key findings
Acute MDMA administration alters the distribution and circadian rhythm of wheel-running activity in rats, indicating that MDMA acutely disrupts normal activity patterns.
Abstract
Acute MDMA administration alters the distribution and circadian rhythm of wheel running activity in the rat.
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