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May 12, 2025, Filed Under: 2018

Selective breeding for high alcohol consumption and response to nicotine: locomotor activity, dopaminergic in the mesolimbic system, and innate genetic differences in male and female alcohol-preferring, non-preferring, and replicate lines of high-alcohol

Citation:

GA Jr Deehan, SR Hauser, B Getachew, RA Waeiss, EA Engleman, CP Knight, WJ McBride, WA Truitt, RL Bell, and ZA. Rodd. “Selective breeding for high alcohol consumption and response to nicotine: locomotor activity, dopaminergic in the mesolimbic system, and innate genetic differences in male and female alcohol-preferring, non-preferring, and replicate lines of high-alcohol.” Psychopharmacology, 235, Pp. 2755-2769. Publisher’s Version

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