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Sex differences in acute delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (Δ
9
-THC) response and tolerance as a function of mouse strain
C. F. Lulek
,
Malabika Maulik
,
Swarup Mitra
, Josée Guindon
, Daniel J. Morgan
, Angela N. Henderson-Redmond
Pharmacology and Physiology
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Sex Differences
100%
Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol (Δ9-THC)
100%
Mouse Strain
100%
Antinociception
41%
Cannabinoids
33%
Antinociceptive
25%
Littermate
16%
Therapeutic Potential
8%
C57BL
8%
High Dose
8%
Genetic Differences
8%
Pain Management
8%
Female Mice
8%
Pain Relief
8%
Clinical Utility
8%
Hypothermia
8%
Once-daily
8%
B6 Mice
8%
Gender Influence
8%
AKR Mice
8%
Multiple Mice
8%
Medical Cannabis
8%
Strain-dependent
8%
Therapeutic Utility
8%
CBA Mice
8%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Dronabinol
100%
Mouse Strain
100%
Antinociception
41%
Cannabinoid
33%
AKR Mouse
16%
CBA Mouse
16%
Hypothermia
8%
C57BL 6 Mouse
8%
Medical Cannabis
8%
Neuroscience
Tetrahydrocannabinol
100%
Cannabinoid
33%
Cannabis
8%
Hypothermia
8%