Tolerance to the behavioral effects of marihuana in chimpanzees☆
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The authors wish to thank David Billings for his help in collecting the data and Dr. Monique Braude for her valuable advice. Research supported by National Institute of Mental Health Contract No. HSM-42-71-15. Synthetic Δ9-THC and Marihuana Extract Distillate obtained by approval of the FDA-NIMH Psychotomimetic Agents Advisory Committee. The animals involved in this study were maintained in accordance with “Guide for Laboratory Animal Facilities and Care” as published by the National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council.
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