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May 12, 2025, Filed Under: News

INIA-N research featured at the Scripps Research Institute and The University of Texas at Austin

July 23, 2020

INIA-N researchers reveal the Brain’s Immune Cells are a Central Driver of Alcohol Use Disorder. The multifaceted approach is the first to link microglia to the molecular, cellular, and behavioral changes associated with the development of alcohol dependence, suggesting that microglia may also be critical for the development and progression of alcohol use disorder. Read more in the press release from Scripps Research and The University of Texas.  

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