Xylazine Suppresses Fentanyl Consumption During Self-Administration and Induces a Unique Sex-Specific Withdrawal Syndrome That Is Not Altered By Naloxone in Rats

  • Shailesh N. Khatri
  • , Safiyah Sadek
  • , Percell T. Kendrick
  • , Emma O. Bondy
  • , Mei Hong
  • , Sally Pauss
  • , Dan Luo
  • , Thomas E. Prisinzano
  • , Kelly E. Dunn
  • , Julie A. Marusich
  • , Joshua S. Beckmann
  • , Terry D. Hinds
  • , Cassandra D. Gipson

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