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The reuptake inhibition of dopamine (DA) through the DA transporter (DAT) is thought to be the primary mechanism underlying the reinforcing effects of cocaine [1,2]. However, there are several DA reuptake inhibitors that do not produce appreciable cocaine-like effects in vivo [2-4]. Previously, there were several relatively viable hypotheses related to the mechanisms underlying the atypical effects of such agents, but new studies have decreased this number [3,5]. The new findings may contribute to the development of a better understanding of what constitutes cocaine-like behavioral effects.

DAT Conformation Does Not Predict the Ability of Atypical Dopamine Uptake Inhibitors to Substitute for Cocaine