Altered Brain Developmental Trajectories in Adolescents After Initiating Drinking.
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Adolf Pfefferbaum | Dongjin Kwon | Ty Brumback | Weiwei Chu | Devin Prouty | A. Pfefferbaum | I. Colrain | M. D. De Bellis | S. Tapert | Weiwei Chu | F. Baker | T. Brumback | B. Nagel | S. Brown | D. Prouty | Dongjin Kwon | K. Pohl | D. B. Clark | Kevin Cummins | Kevin M Cummins | Michael D. De Bellis | Ian M. Colrain | Fiona C. Baker | Duncan B. Clark | Edith V. Sullivan | Wesley K. Thompson | Susan F. Tapert | Sandra A. Brown | Bonnie J. Nagel | Sang Hyun Park | Kilian M. Pohl | Edith V Sullivan | W. Thompson | Sang Hyun Park | D. Clark | Duncan B. Clark | E. Sullivan
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