La administración sistémica e intra-accumbens del agonista 5-HT1B CP94253 modula la auto-administración oral de etanol en ratas
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moduladas por receptores 5-HT1B en el núcleo accumbens (nAcc). Esta investigación se diseñó para evaluar los efectos de la administración sistémica e intra-accumbens del agonista 5-HT1B CP94253 en la auto-administración oral de EtOH. Se utilizaron ratas machos Wistar que se privaron de agua por 24 h, y se entrenaron a presionar una palanca para obtener EtOH como reforzador hasta que la tasa de respuestas permaneció estable al 80%. Después, a un grupo de ratas se les administró una inyección intraperitoneal del agonista 5-HT1B CP94253 antes de someterse al programa RF3 (razón fija 3) con EtOH como reforzador. Otro grupo de ratas, después de un entrenamiento similar, se les administró una inyección intra-accumbens de CP94253. Los datos indicaron que tanto la inyección sistémica como la intra-accumbens de CP94253 redujeron la auto-administración oral de EtOH. Esto sugiere que los receptores 5-HT1B podrían participar en la modulación de la auto-administración oral de EtOH.
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