Prior to implantation, Alzet 2001 osmotic minipumps (Durect Corp., CA, USA) were filled with VLX dissolved in 0.9% NaCl solution.
Alzet 2001 osmotic minipumps
The Alzet 2001 osmotic minipump is a laboratory equipment designed for the continuous and controlled delivery of test substances in research studies. It operates using an osmotic mechanism to release the test substance at a constant rate over a predetermined duration, typically 1-4 weeks. The device is compact, lightweight, and can be implanted subcutaneously or intraperitoneally in small laboratory animals for long-term studies.
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Rat Implantation of Osmotic Minipumps
Prior to implantation, Alzet 2001 osmotic minipumps (Durect Corp., CA, USA) were filled with VLX dissolved in 0.9% NaCl solution.
MDMA Dosing and Administration Protocol
For control animals SAL was used i.p. in equivalent volumes (1 ml/kg). The MDMA-treated and control groups consisted of 11 and 10 animals, respectively, and were randomly assigned to each group. Vehicle-containing Alzet 2001 osmotic minipumps (Durect Corp., CA, USA) were inserted under the skin for all animals. The rats were sacrificed 3 weeks after the injections.
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