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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neuropharmacology. 2015 Mar 4;95:121–129. doi: 10.1016/j.neuropharm.2015.02.023

Table 1.

Drugs, doses and administration procedures used.

Drug Mechanism Suppliera Route Dosesb Vehicle Timec Reference
Catalepsy studies
Haloperidol DA antagonist Sigma–Aldrich i.p. 1.5 8.5% lactic acid 90 Jones et al. (2012)
LSP1-2111 mGluR4 agonist VCNDDd i.p. 0.3–30 Sterile water 30 Beurrier et al. (2009)
VU0364770 mGluR4 PAM VCNDDd s.c. 1–100 10% Tween 80 30 Jones et al. (2012)
A2A A2A antagonist VCNDDd p.o 56.6 8.5% lactic acid Jones et al. (2012)
Studies in 6-OHDA rats
l-DOPA methyl ester DA precursor Research Organics Inc. s.c. 6 Saline 0 Lindgren et al. (2010)
Benserazide-HCl DOPA decarboxylase inhibitor Sigma–Aldrich s.c. 12 Saline 0 Lindgren et al. (2010)
VU0364770 mGluR4 PAM VCNDDd p.o. or s.c.e 100 10% Tween 80 or 1:10 DMSO/PEGf 0 Jones et al. (2012)
LSP1-2111 mGluR4 agonist VCNDDd i.p. 15 Sterile water 0 Beurrier et al. (2009)
a

Source of the compounds used in this study.

b

Doses in mg/kg.

c

Time interval relative to testing.

d

VCNDD: Vanderbilt Center for Neuroscience Drug Discovery.

e

s.c. route for experiment 1 and 4. p.o. route for experiments 2 and 3.

f

10% Tween vehicle for experiment 1 and 4, DMSO/PEG 1:10 vehicle for experiments 2 and 3.