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The effects of acute and chronic ethanol exposure on circadian rhythms in mammals, particularly rodent models. 1. The effects of chronic ethanol intake and ethanol preference on the mammalian circadian pacemaker. 2. Characterizing circadian pacemaker functioning in high and low ethanol-preferring animals. 3. The effects of other GABAergic drugs (e.g. benzodiazepines) on the mammalian circadian pacemaker. 4. Characterizing the chronobiological correlates of ethanol preference in mice.

Logan, R.W., Seggio, J.A., Robinson, S.L., Richard, G.R., Rosenwasser, A.M. (in review) Circadian wheel-running activity during withdrawal from chronic intermittent ethanol exposure in mice; Alcohol,

Seggio, J.A., Fixaris, M.C., Reed, J.D., Logan, R.W. Rosenwasser, A.M. (2009) Chronic ethanol intake alters circadian function in C57BL/6J mice; Journal of Biological Rhythms,

Seggio, J.A., Logan, R.W. and Rosenwasser, A.M. Chronic ethanol intake modulates photic and non-photic circadian phase shifting in the Syrian hamster. Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior, 87, 297-305. 2007.

Rosenwasser, A.M., Fecteau, M.E., Logan, R.W., Reed, J.D., Cotter, S.J.N. and Seggio, J.A. Circadian activity rhythms in selectively bred ethanol-preferring and nonpreferring rats. Alcohol, 36, 69-81, 2005.