Passive Vaporized Nicotine Exposure and Response Inhibition in Rats: Evidence from the Go/No-Go Taskdoi:10.34691/UCHILE/5BVOJIRepositorio de datos de investigación de la Universidad de Chile2026-04-131Parrado, Felipe Ernesto; Mardonez Cifuentes, Antonia Paz; Silva, Matías Felipe; Fuentealba Castro, Catalina Fernanda; Laborda, Mario A; Quezada, Vanetza; Miguez, Gonzalo, 2026, "Passive Vaporized Nicotine Exposure and Response Inhibition in Rats: Evidence from the Go/No-Go Task", https://doi.org/10.34691/UCHILE/5BVOJI, Repositorio de datos de investigación de la Universidad de Chile, V1Passive Vaporized Nicotine Exposure and Response Inhibition in Rats: Evidence from the Go/No-Go Taskdoi:10.34691/UCHILE/5BVOJIParrado, Felipe ErnestoMardonez Cifuentes, Antonia PazSilva, Matías FelipeFuentealba Castro, Catalina FernandaLaborda, Mario AQuezada, VanetzaMiguez, GonzaloRepositorio de datos de investigación de la Universidad de ChileParrado, Felipe ErnestoParrado , Felipe Ernesto2025-07-17Social SciencesFONDECYT N° 3240295. MED PC otuput data from experimental chambers.Twenty-four Sprague Dawley rats were employed and randomly assigned to three groups: control (0 mg/ml), low dose (3 mg/ml), and high dose (20 mg/ml) of vaporized nicotine. Exposure was administered via the passive E-Vape™ system, followed by performance in the Go/No-Go task. Parameters such as accuracy and omissions were recorded during experimental sessions. Subsequently, residual effects were evaluated after a washout period with placebo administration.Repositorio.rarapplication/x-rar-compressed