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This study was designed essentially to compare the effects of ip injections of apomorphine, a direct-acting postsynaptic-dopamine-receptor-stimulating agent, on forepaw use and rotational behavior in rats with a unilateral MFB lesion. Apomorphine (0.05 mg/kg) reversed the ipsiversive circling behavior of all lesioned rats, but failed to restore the use of the preopera-tively preferred forepaw in the contralateral lesioned group. It is proposed that rotational behavior and forelimb use are governed, on different principles, by the DA systems of the brain.

Postsynaptic dopamine receptor stimulation and sensorimotor behavior in rats with a unilateral medial forebrain bundle lesion