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. 2010 Jun;333(3):834–843. doi: 10.1124/jpet.110.165746

TABLE 2.

Effects of MA, d-amphetamine, COC, methylphenidate, and GBR 12909 on mean latency to complete a trial and rates of responding as a percentage of control values under the discrete-trial avoidance/escape procedure and the food presentation procedure

Data are means ± S.E.M.

Drug Dose Mean Latency Dose Response Rate
mg/kg s mg/kg responses/min
Vehicle 11.48 (±1.81) 94.94 (±3.13)
MA 1.0 7.30 (±1.57) 0.3 108.20 (±12.14)
d-Amphetamine 3.0 15.11 (±6.26) 1.0 84.94 (±19.57)
COC 18 8.16 (±1.66) 18 59.23 (±13.47)
Methylphenidate 10 14.31 (±7.44) 3.0 104.02 (±17.37)
GBR 12909 30 13.37 (±7.37) 18 101.17 (±17.48)