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Female mice display less pain behavior than males following acetic acid or formalin administration.
A genetic analysis of swim-stress induced analgesia in selectively bred mice. Delayed application of MK-801 attenuates development of morphine tolerance in the rat. Comparison across three swim stress paradigms. Swim stress produced analgesia in the formalin test is mediated via the NMDA receptor.