@entity8336 , @entity1508 , @entity9537 and @entity6720 produce ethanol-like discriminative stimulus effects in XXXX .

@entity4485 @entity4966 @entity1508 @entity167 @entity19 @entity4185 @entity8336 @entity6720 @entity9537
Drug discrimination procedures were used to compare the discriminative stimulus properties of @entity167 and @entity4185 . @entity19 were trained to discriminate between i.p. injections of @entity167 (1 g/kg) and saline in a two-lever operant task. Stimulus generalization was examined after 20-min inhalation exposures to @entity8336 (300-5400 ppm), @entity1508 (500-8000 ppm) and @entity9537 ( @entity4966 ; 125-14000 ppm). @entity6720 (10-30 mg/kg i.p.) also was tested. Concentration- or dose-related increases in @entity167 -lever responding were observed with @entity8336 , @entity1508 , @entity4966 and @entity6720 . Shared discriminative stimulus properties among @entity8336 , @entity1508 , @entity4966 and @entity167 indicate that some @entity4185 share pharmacological properties with @entity167 . Previous research has shown that these inhalants also produce @entity4485 -like discriminative stimulus effects in @entity19 . Thus, at least some inhaled anesthetics and abused solvents have behavioral effects in common with abused central nervous system depressant drugs such as @entity167 and barbiturates.
