Abstract
The effect of oxytocin and lysine-8-vasopressin on step-down passive avoidance behavior has been studied in rats. Step-down latency was considerably shortened after treatment with oxytocin and lengthened by vasopressin. The data suggest an opposite action of oxytocin to vasopressin on step-down latency.
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