Monkeys discrimination stimulus effect

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Discriminative stimulus effect. Rhesus monkeys, trained to discriminate A-9-THC from vehicle in a two-lever drug discrimination procedure, were tested with a variety of psychoactive drugs, including cannabinoids or drugs from other classes. The results indicated that A-9-THC discrimination showed pharmacological specificity, in that none of the noncannabinoid drugs fully substituted for A-9-THC. The classical cannabinoids, A-9-THC and A-8-THC, and the novel cannabinoids, WIN and l-butyl-2-methyl-3-(l-naphthoyl)indole, produced full dose-dependent substitution for A-9-THC in all monkeys. A heptyl indole derivative failed to substitute for A-9-THC, but it also did not displace pH] CP-55,940 from its binding site . ... 

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