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Rationale Male rats are more sensitive to morphine-mediated antinociception than female rats. A role for gonadal hormones in this sex difference has not been clearly defined. Objectives To test the hypothesis that in vivo manipulation of gonadal hormones alters morphine-mediated G protein activation and leads to changes in morphine-mediated antinociception. Methods Adult male and female rats were...
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