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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 May 13.
Published in final edited form as: Compr Physiol. 2016 Sep 15;6(4):1897–1934. doi: 10.1002/cphy.c150042

Table 6.

The impact of acute exposure to a drug of abuse on HPA axis activity. The studies in non-human experimental animals assessed the HPA effects of a single, first-time drug exposure. However, for the studies in human subjects, prior drug exposure varied based on each study’s inclusion criteria.

Drug of abuse Species Effect on
HPA axis
activity
Literature References
Amphetamine Rat (260, 531)
Human (242)
Cocaine Rat (61, 72, 285, 345, 407, 445, 470, 471)
Rhesus monkey (473)
Human (34, 204, 333, 541)
Ethanol Rat (194, 264, 280, 391, 436, 442, 516)
Mouse (281)
Nicotine Rat (138, 326)
Human (334, 582)
Opioid Rat (232, 366, 619)
Human (14, 170, 441, 613)
Cannabinoid Rat (229, 261, 315, 419, 580, 618)
Mouse (236, 365)
Human (122)