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May 12, 2025, Filed Under: 2019

Adolescent intermittent ethanol increases the sensitivity to the reinforcing properties of ethanol and the expression of select cholinergic and dopaminergic genes within the posterior ventral tegmental area.

Citation:

SR Hauser, CP Knight, WA Truitt, RA Waeiss, IS Holt, GB Carvajal, RL Bell, and ZA Rodd. “Adolescent intermittent ethanol increases the sensitivity to the reinforcing properties of ethanol and the expression of select cholinergic and dopaminergic genes within the posterior ventral tegmental area..” Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research, Pp. 43:1937-1948. Publisher’s Version

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